The Pearl of the Sinai: “That which is above is like that which is below”

"Ancient historical and religious conflicts lead us smoothly into violence, murder and treachery straight from todays headlines"
"An exciting mystery mixing historical fact with todays war on terrorism"
Guy Hamilton - English Film director

Editor:
This is an ambitious book, having its roots in the classic novels of the mystery genre. Based on historical elements (ranging from the Pharaonic epoch to the 21st century), it delves into police intrigue, romantic vignettes and a conspiratorial fantasy from the universe of worldwide terrorism.

Synopsis:
“How unhappy is he who cannot forgive himself”. That was the message Commander Capriano wrote to his disciple before setting out on his last mission. Who could have possibly believed that a German theologian would discover, in the library of an old monastery, entrenched at the end of the world, the oldest Biblical manuscripts known to history and that they would include the key to an enigma dating from the Pharaonic epoch? In the present, however, it is the young David Ruiz, the sceptic special agent, who plunges into a mad and desperate search for the secret, with the one purpose of stopping the evil forces threatening the Earth.