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and then it occurred to him what if someone was politically motivated to control ? not the future but the past? In Levin's book a young American lawyer in Rome discovers the true significance of an artifact in a client's collection. The discovery propels him and a beautiful UN preservationist into a coldblooded modern plot to redefine Jerusalem's history.

With a cutting-edge plot as intricately layered as the ancient sites it explores The Last Ember is a riveting tale spanning the high-stakes worlds of archaeology politics and terrorism in its portrayal of the modern struggle to define ? and redefine? history itself.

Elie Wiesel called the novel an important literary protest against modern and ancient historical revisionism while New York Times bestselling author Steve Berry said it is throat-grabbing pedal-to-the-metal pacing...Levin captivates the reader with both plausibility and imagination. The Last Ember is a prize to be savored. Levin didn't always set out to be a writer.

He earned his bachelor's degree in Roman and Greek civilizations graduated Harvard Law School with honors. He was a visiting scholar at the American Academy in Rome in 2004 and practiced international law in New York.

Currently at work on his next novel Levin says My primary goal was to entertain so I hope readers have a great time with the story. I did writing it. Now if they happen to learn something they didn't know then that's a great bonus