Codex Silenti

Some books are dangerous. This one can unwrite reality itself.

De: K.R.M. Morgan

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

Some books are dangerous. This one can unwrite reality itself.

In the most secure vault in the Vatican, a book that has not been opened in four hundred years has been breached in an impossible way. The physical artifact remains, but its words, the very text itself, have been stolen right off the page. The only clue is a scent—not the absence of a smell, but the smell of absence itself.

When logic fails, the Vatican calls Father Thomas O’Neill. A disgraced academic and Chief Exorcist, O'Neill has a reputation for the absurd, a pack of foul cigarettes to mask the stench of true evil, and a past the Church has tried to bury. Partnered with a sceptical police inspector who only trusts facts, he begins a hunt for a thief who, according to security footage, is a Cardinal who has been dead for a week.

They soon discover they aren't hunting a man, but a cosmic entity that doesn't kill—it erases.

As it "corrects" the text of reality, allies vanish from existence and memory, and the world begins to fray at the seams. The trail of clues leads them from the catacombs beneath St. Peter's to a hidden library in Alexandria, revealing the Vatican's darkest secret: for two millennia, it has served as a seal, not for a book, but for a crack in the world itself.

But the most terrifying truth is this: the final key to holding back the void isn't an artifact. It’s Father O'Neill himself. He is a living cage, a vessel for a primordial evil far more dangerous than the one he's hunting. To save the world from being unwritten, he must unleash the devil inside him as a weapon. How do you fight an absence? You fill it with something more terrible.

A relentless supernatural thriller perfect for fans of Dan Brown's intricate conspiracies and the cosmic horror of H.P. Lovecraft.

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