Rome, 1823. A fire tears through the Basilica of Saint Paul Outside the Walls, and two figures in black slip down to the apostle’s tomb.
Two centuries later, a secret excavation reopens that tomb. Within days, the people who worked on it are dead. On a quiet Danish island, a man is found walled up alive inside a medieval church, a mark burned into his tongue and a strange number scratched in the dirt at his feet: 1.618.
Benedetta Scarioni, a volunteer fighting poverty in Guatemala, flies home to bury her father and finds that he has left her a trail: a painting, a map hidden in the churches of Bornholm, and a mathematical constant that the ancients called the divine proportion. Beside her are a Danish detective, a pathologist who has spent a lifetime being called mad, and a policewoman who has begun to matter more than she should.
Someone is watching. Someone will kill to keep the oldest secret of Christianity buried. And the trail leads to a single word: Gamala.
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