The Apocrypha Trilogy

The Alexandria Cypher

Book 1

A Sealed Chamber. A Hidden Fragment. 
A Truth They'll Stop at Nothing to Bury.
Ava Calloway and her father built the Alexandria Cypher together, sharing it with no one but the two of them. Since he vanished, she is the only person alive who can read it.
Nothing could prepare her for where it leads — the discovery beneath Alexandria. A hidden chamber, untouched for centuries, holds a fragment tied to Mary Magdalene. For two thousand years, people have rewritten, debated, and deliberately suppressed the life of this figure. What Ava finds could shake the foundations of history itself. But some will do anything to ensure it never sees the light of day.
Drawn into a dangerous web of secrets is Marcus Visconti, heir to a lineage of scholars sworn to protect Christianity's most closely guarded truths. Together, Ava and Marcus unravel coded warnings, long-forgotten archives, and hidden manuscripts, racing across Egypt, Rome, and Switzerland.
For fans of Kate Mosse, Brad Meltzer, and Deborah Harkness, The Alexandria Cypher delivers a heart-pounding journey of mystery, history, and suspense.

The Jerusalem Code

Book 2 

A Father's Lock. A Dying Fragment. 
A Truth They'll Stop at Nothing to Bury.
Forty-seven hours. That's how long Ava Calloway has before the relic sealed beneath Jerusalem crumbles to dust and takes a fifteen-hundred-year-old secret with it.
She's the only one who can open it. The seal answers to her bloodline, and to two keys her father hid apart before he vanished; kept separate so no single hand could ever turn them alone.
Now Ava has his journal, the code only the two of them can read, and a single partner as hunted as she is.
The trail runs fast and dark, from the tunnels beneath Jerusalem to the porticoes of Bologna to the flooded cisterns under Istanbul. Some want the fragments sealed away forever. Others want them seized and controlled. Ava stays a step ahead of them all, but the closer she comes to the truth, the more it costs to keep moving.
One wrong move, and the secret her father gave his freedom to protect is gone for good.
The history is real. The conspiracy is human. The stakes have never been more personal.
For fans of Kate Mosse, Brad Meltzer, and Deborah Harkness, The Alexandria Cypher delivers a heart-pounding journey of mystery, history, and suspense.

The Keeper's Testament

Book 3

Coming Fall 2026
A Mountain Prison. A Final Fragment. 
A Truth They'll Stop at Nothing to Bury.
Ava Calloway has the route at last. Fragment Five opens Cairo. Cairo opens the mountain. And the mountain leads to the father who vanished before she was old enough to follow him.
He is alive. He has been alive the whole time.
But the door beneath Masada was built to defeat a single pair of hands. One instrument finds the way in. A second turns the lock. What waits behind it belongs to neither keeper alone — and what waits behind it is the account Mary Magdalene sealed herself, the one her network has spent two thousand years and seven fragments keeping out of the world's reach.
That network is dying. The men on the mountain know it, and they believe saving it gives them the right to take it.
Ava has the code her father left, the partner who has never once turned back, and one chance to reach him before the last of it goes silent.
She was warned in Alexandria what the reading would cost her. She is about to find out what that meant.
The history is real. The conspiracy is human. The price has never been hers to pay before.
For fans of Kate Mosse, Brad Meltzer, and Deborah Harkness, the final installment of The Apocrypha Trilogy delivers a heart-pounding journey of mystery, history, and suspense.


The Alexandria Cypher

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PROLOGUE - The Tunnel
Alexandria, Egypt - Three Years Earlier
The discoloration was barely visible. A faint change in the limestone where the tunnel curved, the kind of mark that twenty-five years of fieldwork had trained James Calloway to see.
He pressed his fingers against it. Cool. Rough. Except for one small area that felt smooth in a way nature never could produce. Human hands had shaped the stone, carved with a precision that spoke of first-century masonry. Whoever had created this hiding place understood that secrets, to survive, must hide in plain sight.
"There's something here," he whispered.
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