Dr Marcus Hoag, an American Antique Specialist has been searching for the lost Benedictine rule of order for almost thirty five years. When he meets up with his son at his old alma mater and encounters co-conspirators in his deceased wife's sister and an FBI Agent, he finds himself on the trail of conflicting clues found on the stained glass windows from the graduation hall and the Old Chapel which leads him across the Atlantic to Canterbury and up through the shires of England. However, Marcus is not alone in his search; his old adversary, the corrupt Dean of the university, John Graham, follows him with dangerous determination. Will Marcus’s cunning mind manage to stay one step ahead of the Dean? What a great idea – a seventh-century document, long lost but with clues in ancient stained glass windows. There are elements of heraldry, history and even semaphore, which dates back to ancient times. Great research and an obvious love of some of our great religious buildings from the author.