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                 The Prophecy is one of the books that will keep the reader on the edge right from the beginning. The book somehow manages to keep the readers hooked right from its first line. It can be described as a complete entertainment package. It has a lot of action, wit, humor, the “friendships’ goal” factor, budding romance and a lot more. It’s written in a way that all the categories of the readers would equally enjoy.  You don't need to read the earlier four books to enjoy this. Some parts might feel missing, but that is covered up by the author smoothly. You can enjoy the book without reading earlier parts as well.                The prophecy starts in 1500s, when a man is giving instructions to his lawyer with what to do with the letter he has written. The next part talks about Louis Keller, in present day, whose ancestors ...