Introduction

A fast-paced thriller by Emmy Award-nominated screenwriter, producer, and director Gy Waldron

Detective Sgt. Kate Flynn of the Santa Barbara Police Department is called in to investigate a gruesome decapitation and homicide. Her first clue comes from a most unlikely source: an Anglican monk and Celtic studies expert.

Brother Thomas has been expecting the hand-delivery of a priceless diary of a fourteenth-century Templar Knight, but instead he finds the messenger has been murdered.

Kate and Thomas are pulled deep into a centuries-old mystery with roots in medieval Europe and branches that lead to government intelligence, the Vatican, and a top-secret private lab where untold powers were being alchemized that could alter the face of humanity forever.

It's a race against evil to uncover a plot that could lead them to centuries-old treasure-or to their own demise at the hands of a deranged tech billionaire who has nothing to lose.

With parallel quests for the truth taking place centuries apart, and a touch of mysticism, readers will be taken on a suspenseful journey with one twist after another in Twist of Time, an electrifying novel of intrigue and history.

Readers of thrillers and novels of suspense by Dan Brown, Ken Follett, David Baldacci will savor every surprise in screenwriter Gy Waldron's fiction debut.

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How do the contrasting backgrounds of Detective Kate Flynn and Anglican monk Thomas Bardsey affect their partnership and the investigation? Do their differences hinder or help them in solving the mystery?

Discuss the role of the 14th-century Templar Knight's diary in the story. How does the historical element contribute to the overall plot and themes of the novel?

What are your thoughts on Winslow Fallon as an antagonist? How does his characterization as a tech mogul and his pursuit of mind-control technology impact the story?

How believable is Kate and Thomas's romance? Does it add depth to their characters or distract from the main plot?

"Twist of Time" includes elements common in thrillers, such as murder, conspiracies, and a touch of the supernatural. How effectively does the book adhere to and innovate within these genre conventions?

The book explores themes of power and control through Fallon's mind-control technology. How do these themes resonate in the context of modern technological advancements and ethical concerns?

How well does Gy Waldron maintain suspense throughout the novel? Are there particular moments or chapters where the tension is particularly high or low?

Discuss the diary's significance and its comparison to “Babe Ruth’s bat, Mark Twain’s pen, Satchmo’s trumpet, and a splinter of the True Cross.” How do these comparisons shape your understanding of the manuscript's value?

Besides the main characters, which secondary character did you find most interesting or well-developed? How do they contribute to the narrative?

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