Jack Dunn – författare

In 1862, Charles Bump Conger answers the challenge to do his patriotic duty in the Civil War and enlists in the One Hundred and Fortieth Pennsylvania Volunteers. Left at home is his young wife, Isadora, and three small children to fend for themselves. What was expected to be a few months of military service transitions into three years of conflicting views, hardship and tragedy. In the aftermath, misunderstandings result in a rift in the family structure. Forty years later these issues are confronted as a community Memorial Day celebration triggers remembrances of military service and home front hardships.

DECEMBER FORTY FOUR by Jack Dunn is based on his fascinating memories of growing up during World War II, and the nationwide rationing and involvement of ordinary citizens during the wartime effort. It''s a heartwarming story of people reaching out to help other people in distress, needing food, or grieving the loss of loved onesThis is an accurate and fascinating look at the day-to-day lives of people at home and the shortages they faced and the grief they felt over the loss of loved ones during World War II.

Catherine Turrell, an intriguing and courageous young French woman, was drawn into the Opus Dei at a low point in her life. By the time she tries to leave, she has learned much more about its illicit Vatican Bank finances than the organization’s leaders ever wanted her to find out.Catherine is desperate to move on from her past, but when the corrupt Vatican Chief Secretary unleashes a plot to make himself the next Pope using a relic linked to Jesus Christ Himself, only she can stop him. At Catherine’s side is a scholarly priest and Stephen Hathaway, an American from the top level of the Opus Dei who has the knowledge to help her take on its leaders, their Mason friends and Knight bankers.With an assassin on their trail and time running out, Catherine races to find a secret which, in the wrong hands, could destroy the Catholic Church. Set against the backdrop of a 1990s Conclave in Rome, The Vatican Boys is an intricate and fast-paced thriller with seismic true events at its core.

Jack Dunn's explosive true account of the greatest literary fraud in history and a book which will change forever the way the world sees Dan Brown - one of the most successful writers of all time.