The creator's map

In 1952, during the early years of the Cold War, a Spanish architect and his wife find a rare edition of a book about Egyptian hieroglyphs and sacred texts. According to experts, the book concealed an even more valuable map, as it was believed to have been created by God and to hold the keys to understanding the world from its origins.

For centuries, the Creator's Map had obsessed historians and mystics, and it now became the object of Heinrich Himmler's interest, the head of the Nazi SS. The intricate plot of this story of love and espionage is born from a blend of true and invented facts.

Confident in the mystical origin of the map, whose symbolic power, comparable to that of the Grail, would enable the control of the forces of nature, the German and Italian secret services do not hesitate in the race to obtain this exceptional document. And not even the Vatican, with its secret archives, is safe from Hitler's ambition and the curious characters who move through Rome and Germany, amidst maneuvers and coups, suspense and historical reconstruction of the rise and fall of Nazism as seen by two young Spaniards.