Dominus is a fast paced thriller that keeps you entertained from the very start. When ‘the stranger’ walks in to a packed Vatican Cathedral and commands wheelchair-bound Pope Gregory XVII to stand, and he does unaided, you know you are hooked and want to know what happens next. Does the world experience a divine miracle of God or a man-made deadly conspiracy? Well you won’t be disappointed as Tom Fox leads us on a merry dance full of half-truths, heroes and shady characters. An excellent read that builds to an exciting and satisfying finale you’ll want to discover for yourself. Alexander is a journalist at the La Repubblica newspaper in Rome, while Gabriella is an Inspector at Polizia di Stato, Monteverde also in Rome. Both have bosses that they don’t get along with and their paths have crossed in the distant past. When the story breaks of the ‘miracle’ at the Vatican, they find themselves thrown together when they begin to uncover some shocking possibilities. The action never really slows as their lives become threatened and dark figures move to stop their investigation and maybe even try to shake the very foundations of the church. All in all I found this a very good read which held my interest as the action was pretty much relentless. Lost in the story, it seemed credible, the characters were believable and most importantly I enjoyed the ending. I’m happy to recommend it and hope you’ll like it as much as I did. Well worth a read.

Fantastic drama couldn't wait for next chapter. The story is just fantastic much better than Dan Brown's books. Loved it !!!