About this book:

In "The Glass Fortune," Eva Laurent, a reclusive art restorer specializing in stained glass in Paris, finds her quiet life shattered by the sudden reappearance of her estranged brother, Luc. He brings with him a fragment of the mythical Glass Fortune, an ancient, powerful artifact believed to bestow immense power, now scattered across Europe. Luc reveals he's being hunted by the Conclave, a ruthless, ancient secret society determined to reassemble the Fortune for global dominance. When Luc is captured, Eva is forced to confront her own past, one she desperately tried to escape, embarking on a perilous, continent-spanning quest to find the remaining pieces of the Fortune and rescue her brother.

Driven by an unbreakable bond with Luc, Eva allies with the enigmatic Chevalier Moreau, a rival collector with his own complex agenda, and her brilliant but cautious friend, Gabriel Dubois. Their desperate hunt takes them through the hidden depths of iconic European landmarks—from the labyrinthine passages beneath the Pont Neuf and the secrets of the Musée de Cluny, to the Escher-like staircase of Château de Chambord, the celestial wonders of Lausanne Cathedral, and the ancient catacombs of Augsburg. With each discovery, the stakes escalate, and Eva uncovers deeper truths about her grandfather's secret life as a guardian of the Fortune and the Conclave's insidious reach, culminating in a desperate confrontation in the Vatican Secret Archives.

As Eva learns the true nature of the Glass Fortune—not a tool for dominion, but a profound key to understanding destiny and choice—she makes a final, daring gambit. She confronts the Conclave's leadership, saving Luc and neutralizing their threat, while deciding the ultimate fate of the Fortune. "The Glass Fortune" is a thrilling journey of suspense, intricate puzzles, and high-stakes betrayals, where ancient secrets and powerful artifacts collide with personal sacrifice and the unbreakable ties of family, forcing Eva to become the unlikely guardian of a legacy that could shape the future.