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by Glenn Cooper (Author)
In this action-packed thriller, a Harvard theology professor uncovers religious and papal history--and plenty of conspiracy.
Cal Donovan, a theology professor at Harvard, receives an urgent message from a former graduate student, Samia Tedros. Now a museum conservator in Cairo, Samia has discovered a miraculous fragment of papyrus with three unknown lines from the Gospel of Mary Magdalene so explosive that a wealthy man is willing to kill to ensure no one ever sees it. At the Vatican, another drama is developing. The new Pope has defied centuries of tradition and appointed a nun, Sister Elisabetta Celestino, as his secretary of state. Powerful insiders are outraged that a woman now sits as the second most influential person at the Vatican, and they plot to destroy her. When Samia shows up at Cal's doorstep in the dead of night, he is drawn into a deadly competition to possess a papyrus with the power to rescue Sister Elisabetta and change the course of Christianity.Author Biography
Glenn Cooper is an internationally bestselling thriller writer. His previous books, including his bestselling Library of the Dead trilogy, have been translated into 31 languages and have sold over 7 million copies. He graduated from Harvard University, Magna Cum Laude, with a B.A. in Archeology. Cooper attended Tufts University School of Medicine and was an internal medicine and infectious diseases physician in hospitals, clinics, and refugee camps in conflict zones before joining the biotechnology industry where he was the CEO of several publicly traded companies. Now he writes full-time and lives in Florida and New Hampshire.
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