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Williams and Knerly’s New Thriller – ‘Indisputable Proof’
The new thriller from Suspense Publishing takes readers on a worldwide hunt that may lead to humanity’s greatest discovery.
From the authors of Death in the Beginning and Three Keys to Murder comes their most ambitious novel to date, Indisputable Proof (Suspense Publishing, $2.99). In their latest thriller, Gary Williams and Vicky Knerly take readers on a worldwide hunt that may lead to humanity’s greatest discovery.
When the Sudarium of Oviedo—the venerable cloth that once covered Jesus Christ’s face on the cross—is stolen from a cathedral in Spain, it sparks a series of grisly murders. Each victim is killed in a manner resembling the form of execution of one of the Apostles.
In a deadly race against time spanning four continents, CIA operative Samuel Tolen’s search for the truth will uncover unspeakable deception… and the chance to answer the question that has tantalized the human race for centuries: Is there life after death?
“Dan Brown better look over his shoulder – Williams and Knerly are here for his crown. Indisputable Proof is an edge-of-the-seat thriller with great storytelling backed by brilliant research.” – Greig Beck, best-selling author of This Green Hell and Dark Rising
About the authors
Gary Williams lives in Jacksonville, Florida, with his wife and children. Williams has a bachelor’s degree in Business Marketing and writes full time. His hobbies include historical research, fishing, and watching football.
Vicky Knerly is a native of Syracuse, New York, and resides on St. Simons Island, Georgia, with her husband and sons. Knerly has a bachelor’s degree in English and two masters’ degrees. She has won awards for her research-based writing, and works for a private university based in Melbourne, Florida, where she also teaches as an adjunct professor.
In 2009, Williams and Knerly formally partnered as co-authors.