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On the quiet campus of M.I.T., a math professor is asked by the Vatican to determine the probability that six children are telling the truth. The children, from the mysterious town of Medjugorje, say they see the Virgin Mary. The children claim the Virgin Mary has given them ten secrets that include apocalyptic warnings for the entire world.

On the other side of the world, as a Russian Freighter vanishes off the coast of Iran, a letter goes missing from the Pope's apartment. The letter, known as the "Third Secret of Fatima", is the mostly closely guarded secret in Church history and contains a message so shocking that its revelation could change Christianity forever.

A priest - a Vatican "Miracle Detective" - is asked to find the missing letter. The trail leads to Washington, D.C. and as the search for the letter turns deadly, a beautiful woman is pulled into the fray. The beautiful woman, seeking shelter in a posh yacht club, finds hope after a chance encounter with a lonely sailor nearing the end of a long voyage.

While the miracle detective closes in on the secret letter, world events begin to hurdle out of control.

A dying Pope - A divided Church, a diabolical plot

Has the world been warned?

Stephen Ryan’s explosive debut novel challenges the prevailing orthodoxies of American history and Christianity, and reveals the dynamic presence of the Virgin Mary throughout the ages. With unexpected turns and a full dose of scholarly intrigue along the way, The Madonna Files is a contemporary religious thriller that explores the hidden secrets of the Virgin Mary.

THE VIRGIN MARY'S MYTERIOUS MESSAGE THAT HOLDS THE SECRET OF AMERICA'S FUTURE.

From Guadalupe to Fatima, to Rwanda and today, "The Madonna Files" is based on the prophecy of our times.

Author Bio

Stephen K. Ryan is publisher of Ministryvalues.com. Ministryvalues.com has gained an international reputation and had over 300,000 visitors last year. Stephen also operates Castine Investment Management, a wealth advisory firm.

Stephen is married to Tania and lives in Alexandria, Va. Tania and Stephen have two children - Andrew and Meredith. When he is not banging away on his computer, he can often be found somewhere on an ocean racing sailboats.

From Wayne Weible:

"Thank you for the great work you do through ministryvalues.com. I am running your article as a guest columnist in our monthly newsletter. I keep an eye on your site for interesting stories and again, am grateful for your work." Wayne Weible.

Wayne Weible is the author of many best selling books on Medjugorje. His books have sold over one million copies around the world.

From Denis Nolen:

"Thank you, Steve...I find your writing impeccable....

When I first came across your web site (ministryvalues.com) I wondered who this guy could be - defending Our Lady's presence in so well – whoever he was he had taken the standard from the "old guard". For a long time it seemed the battle was left to several of us (with less gifts – at least as far as myself – to defend Our Lady's presence. I am really grateful for you! "...

Denis Nolen -Author of Medjugorje and the Church and runs MaryTV.tv

Early Review of The Madonna Files

"I found it to be a great book; a fascinating, fast-paced thriller, written in a strong voice, filled with rich dialogue, complex and colorful characters, a story-line that tackles the most meaningful, religious and political subjects in the world. It is an impressive work...Move over Dan Brown, I was blown away!" - Daniel Klimek - National Correspondent for Medjugorje Today

Hi Steve,

Just wanted to send a quick note and let you know the past few article you have written for your news site were well organized and beautifully put together. The recent article which show the sides of unbeliever and believers is well though out and I for one could not argue a single word. God bless you for all the work you are doing for Our Lady. Michael, Founder of Medjugorje USA

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