Lewis Perdue

Lewis Perdue

Lewis Perdue is an entrepreneur, technologist, scientist, professor, author, publisher, journalist, and outdoorsman and New York Times best-selling author of 22 published books. His plots grow out of a scientific education, investigative reporting of prominent crimes and felonies in Congress and the White House. He currently performs a variety of services for a private global intelligence firm and a major U.S. law enforcement agency.

Books by Lewis Perdue

The DaVinci Legacy

The DaVinci Legacy

A page from an ancient manuscript could give someone ultimate power…and change the world forever.

The DaVinci Codex is a priceless collection of Leonardo's original work -- or is it? When DaVinci scholar Curtis Davis discovers that several of the Codex's pages are forgeries, he begins searching for the genuine documents, and is plunged into a conspiracy of death and betrayal conspiracy that dates back to the dawn of Christianity itself. Because the Codex is more than just a precious document. It’s the key to a long-lost discovery that could enslave the world to an unholy alliance…if Davis doesn’t get it first.

Go to Book

Queens Gate Reckoning

Queens Gate Reckoning

Libya, 1982. Muammar Qaddafi's top hitman, Mustapha Salem El-Nouty, is ordered to commit two assassinations that will destroy the global balance of power...the only obstacles to his mission are a CIA operative and a defecting Soviet ballerina.

Go to Book

The Delphi Betrayal

The Delphi Betrayal

Washington D.C, 1981. In a small, windowless room in the bowels of the White House, the finest minds and most powerful political forces of our time, backed by a vast consortium of the world's richest multinational corporations, ignite a global conspiracy to take over the world. Only two people stand in their way…searching for the stolen dossier that could bring the whole scheme down. Racing with the speed of a crackling fuse, the chase is on, from Washington to Munich to Amsterdam to Peking, to a shattering climax that will determine the fate of humanity.

Go to Book



Reviews For Lewis Perdue

Books by Authors Similar to Lewis Perdue