Does the soul exist?
What happens when we die?
What is reality?
The body of a CIA chief of Directorate is found in the Great Hadron Collider at the precise moment that CERN is searching for the Higgs boson, also known as the God Particle. In the fingers of the victim an incriminating message is found.
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The Key: Tomás Noronha
The message makes Tomás Noronha the main suspect of the murder and he quickly finds himself relentlessly hunted by the CIA. To survive, the Portuguese historian realizes he must solve the crime and prove his innocence. Or die trying.
The body of a CIA chief of Directorate is found in the Great Hadron Collider at the precise moment that CERN is searching for the Higgs boson, also known as the God Particle. In the fingers of the victim an incriminating message is found.
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The Key: Tomás Noronha
The message makes Tomás Noronha the main suspect of the murder and he quickly finds himself relentlessly hunted by the CIA. To survive, the Portuguese historian realizes he must solve the crime and prove his innocence. Or die trying.
Thus begins a quest that will lead him to the most surprising scientific discoveries ever made.
Does the soul exist?
What happens when we die?
What is reality?
In a breathtaking adventure that will draw the reader into the disturbing world of consciousness and the deepest nature of reality, José Rodrigues dos Santos proves once more he is the great master of real mystery thrillers. The Key of Solomon is a novel that, beyond all its action, uses genuine scientific information to unravel the startling relationships between mind, matter and the enigma of existence.
The scientific proof of God’s existence.
The Key of Solomon is the sequel to the bestselling novel The Einstein Enigma.
“A powerful novel, with “Codex 632 is in the buses, in the cafés, in the shopping malls, in the football stadiums – it’s everywhere. The country is following the adventures of Thomas, the academic who stumbles on a secret protected throughout the centuries: the true identity of Christopher Columbus.”
“A powerful novel, with “Codex 632 is in the buses, in the cafés, in the shopping malls, in the football stadiums – it’s everywhere. The country is following the adventures of Thomas, the academic who stumbles on a secret protected throughout the centuries: the true identity of Christopher Columbus.”
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October 14, 2014 Interview The Key of SolomonInterview The Key of Solomon for Visão Portugal, October 2014 Was The Key of Solomon a harder book to write when compared to all your other novels?JRS: Not harder to write, but harder...
