The genres for this book are Religious Thriller and Mystery, and Fiction.  There is also an essence of some Para-normal activity.  This book reminds me slightly of Dan Brown’s “The Da Vinci Code”. There are some speculated theories that the missing papers found in the Citibank vault were that “Judas was not the betrayer but the beloved of Jesus.” There are questions from these papers about the “Christian belief about the creation of life, and even the possibility of Armageddon.” Some of these theories were confusing to me.

I didn’t read the first book, but was able to follow many of the characters. The author describes the characters as complex and complicated, and some vary between good and evil.  Alessandra is a reporter and now has a 6 month year old son.She is a single Mom, trying to get back into reporting. Alessandra’s best friend’s father dies, and finds that his father  had the “missing papers” from Citibank, where he had worked for many years. Her friend also finds a book, a key, and a ruby earring. Alessandra becomes involved in what could be the story of the century. I enjoyed the danger, adventure, action and chase.

Alessandra finds herself in a dangerous situation. There are betrayals and murders and threats. Various people want those papers and will not stop until they get them. There are murders. Alessandra finds that her  baby son is kidnapped and held in ransom for these papers. What really is in these missing papers that causes such danger?

This is an extremely intense, at times, fast moving and suspenseful novel. There are twists and turns and threats of death. I would recommend this novel for lovers of Religious Thrillers and Mystery. I will go back and read “The Sixth Station”, and look forward to reading more of Linda Stasi’s novels.  I received an ARE (Advanced Reading Edition) for my honest review. Happy Reading!