“The Portuguese writer José Rodrigues dos Santos is akin to Umberto Eco and Dan Brown,” wrote the French press last summer, marveling at the success of a hitherto little-known author, whose two novels immediately entered the top sales in France. One of them was called “The Last Secret”... In the Apostolic Library of the Vatican, a scientist, a specialist in ancient manuscripts, dies under mysterious circumstances. The detective (a beautiful Italian woman) involves a young Portuguese professor, Tomás Noronha, a Bible expert, in the investigation of the murder. In a short time, he will visit several countries, become familiar with the problems of molecular research, cloning, GMOs, but above all, understand the mysteries and secrets of the Holy Scriptures... In general, this book is for those who prefer “smart reading.”