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Ben Hope Thrillers by Scott Mariani - 2 Books Collection Set - Paperback - front cover
The Alchemist's Secret and The Tudor Deception by Scott Mariani - Ben Hope paperback set
Ben Hope 2 Book Paperback Collection Set by Scott Mariani - back cover detail
Scott Mariani Ben Hope Thrillers Collection - The Alchemist's Secret & The Tudor Deception paperback books

Ben Hope Thrillers 2 Books Collection Set by Scott Mariani - Fiction - Paperback

Author: Scott Mariani
SKU: PLD21851
Barcode: 9789124329044
Publisher: HarperCollins
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Titles in This Set:
The Alchemist's Secret (Ben Hope, Book 1)
The Tudor Deception (Ben Hope, Book 28)

Condition: BRAND NEW
Format: Paperback
Publisher: HarperCollins (Avon / HarperNorth imprints)
Age Range: Adult Fiction

Overview:
Step into the relentless world of ex-SAS operative Ben Hope with this two-book paperback collection by Sunday Times number one bestseller Scott Mariani. Bringing together the series opener, The Alchemist's Secret, and the more recent instalment, The Tudor Deception, this set spans Ben's earliest case through to a Tudor-era mystery with deadly modern consequences. Perfect for thriller fans who love history, conspiracy and non-stop action wrapped into one addictive read.

About the Books:
In The Alchemist's Secret, the book that launched the series, a former SAS soldier tormented by his past is recruited to track down an ancient manuscript rumoured to hold the secret of the elixir of life. Alongside American scientist Dr Roberta Ryder, Ben races from Paris to the Cathar strongholds of the Languedoc, pursued by shadowy forces determined to seize the alchemist Fulcanelli's secrets. It's a fast, twisting introduction to Ben Hope's world, blending real alchemical history with modern-day peril. Jumping forward to book twenty-eight, The Tudor Deception finds Ben retired from the military and living quietly in Ireland, running a covert operation to rescue missing children. When asked to look into the centuries-old disappearance of two boys, he initially turns the case down-only to find himself pulled into a bomb attack, a murdered history professor, and a conspiracy stretching from the Tudor court to the present day. As the body count rises, Ben must race across Europe to uncover the truth before he becomes the next target. Together, these two novels show the range of Mariani's storytelling: the raw energy of his debut and the confident plotting of a much later entry in a series that has sold millions of copies worldwide.

Key Benefits:

  • Two full-length Ben Hope thrillers in one collection-ideal for sampling both the start and a later high point of the series.
  • Combines historical mystery with modern-day espionage and action, appealing to fans of Dan Brown, Lee Child and Andy McDermott.
  • Brand new paperback copies, ready to gift or add straight to your shelf.
  • Great introduction for new readers and a satisfying addition for long-time Ben Hope fans.
  • Fast-paced, cinematic writing that keeps pages turning from start to finish.

About the Author:
Scott Mariani is the number one Sunday Times bestselling author behind the multi-million-selling Ben Hope thrillers, following a maverick ex-SAS hero across more than two decades of adventures. Born in Scotland and educated in Oxford, Mariani now lives and writes in rural west Wales. Renowned for blending meticulously researched history with pulse-pounding action, his novels have been translated into over twenty languages and topped bestseller charts across the UK and beyond, earning him comparisons to Dan Brown and Lee Child.

Why You'll Love This Collection:
Two gripping Ben Hope adventures, one unbeatable value paperback set-perfect for binge-reading fans of action-packed, history-laced thrillers who want maximum entertainment for their money.

Please Note: Cover may vary slightly from image shown; this is the UK paperback edition as listed.

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