De historicus

by Elizabeth Kostova

First published 2009

In Amsterdam, a young woman discovers a strange book and disturbing letters hidden in her father's library. The documents pull her into a dangerous world where she encounters four historians, each willing to risk their reputation, sanity, and life to decode a medieval secret. This ancient mystery continues to threaten people in the present day. As she searches for answers about the letters, she enters a web of intrigue that spans centuries. The historians have uncovered something from the medieval period that refuses to stay buried. Each researcher faces mounting peril as they work to unravel the truth. The woman must navigate this treacherous landscape where academic pursuit becomes a matter of survival. The medieval secret proves more dangerous than anyone imagined, reaching across time to endanger modern lives.

Genres: historical-fiction, adventure, mystery, thriller, academic

Vibes: atmospheric, suspenseful, thought-provoking

Tropes: academic-intrigue, dangerous-knowledge, race-against-time

Setting: Amsterdam, Medieval Europe

Period: Medieval Period, Present Day

710 pages · Paperback · Mouria

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