The Death of the Pope

A nun and two cardinals find the lifeless body of the Pope sitting on the bed, the sleeves of his clothing torn, his glasses on his face and a book in his hands. The world reacts with shock, especially when Peter, a whistleblower of uncertain reliability, returns to the spotlight and contradicts the official version. However, everything changes when images of a famous writer come to light, placing him at the crime scene.

As doubts take hold, a journalist dedicates himself to investigating the disappearance of a teenage girl. But then a message is left at the Vatican Radio newsroom. With the help of a university professor and his intrepid wife, the three embark on a shocking quest for the truth. The young woman's body is at the place pointed to by the angel.

Full of twists and turns and surprising revelations, intimate and passionate, inspired by true events, The Death of the Pope leads us to one of the greatest mysteries in the history of the Catholic Church, the death of John Paul I. Set against the unique backdrop of Vatican City, this is a gripping religious thriller, a page-turner, and also a disturbing foray into a world where human ambition defies the power of God.