Echoes Through the Vatican: a Paranormal Mystery (The Echoes Quartet book 2)
“The building he faced couldn’t be more different from Sapienza University .
This was an imposing gumbo of neoclassical architecture. The simplicity of lines combined with the sheer majesty of the building’s scale. The entire edifice was crowned with soaring columns that threatened the sky and spoke of a time long past.
Julian climbed the steps of the Pontifical Gregorian University. His appointment was for five o’clock and he was early.
A researcher on the first floor looked shaken when Julian mentioned the name of the man he was to meet. The way was pointed out and Julian took his time climbing the main staircase and walking down the long, broad hallway. He savored the smell of old books and dust as he followed the office numbers and the names in brass plaques beside each door. His appointment would be with a man in a corner office at the end of the hall.
Julian could feel the intensity well before he reached the door and the plaque that read Fr. Marek Soski, S.J. Before he knocked, ...Julian’s fingers began to tingle and he felt, rather than heard, the words.MoreLess
This was an imposing gumbo of neoclassical architecture. The simplicity of lines combined with the sheer majesty of the building’s scale. The entire edifice was crowned with soaring columns that threatened the sky and spoke of a time long past.
Julian climbed the steps of the Pontifical Gregorian University. His appointment was for five o’clock and he was early.
A researcher on the first floor looked shaken when Julian mentioned the name of the man he was to meet. The way was pointed out and Julian took his time climbing the main staircase and walking down the long, broad hallway. He savored the smell of old books and dust as he followed the office numbers and the names in brass plaques beside each door. His appointment would be with a man in a corner office at the end of the hall.
Julian could feel the intensity well before he reached the door and the plaque that read Fr. Marek Soski, S.J. Before he knocked, ...Julian’s fingers began to tingle and he felt, rather than heard, the words.MoreLess
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