The Physician of Pestilence

<p>In a world where faith ruled and knowledge burned one man dared to question the will of God.</p><p><strong>Europe 1347.</strong> As the Black Death descends upon the continent Dr. Matteo di Rossi-an Italian physician devoted to reason over ritual-finds himself condemned for seeking truth in a time of fear. From the dying ports of Genoa to the papal courts of Avignon and the graveyards of Paris Matteo's search for understanding becomes a battle against superstition zealotry and his own fragile humanity.</p><p>Beside him stand <strong>Luca</strong> his loyal apprentice and <strong>Alys</strong> a young healer marked as a witch yet embodying the mercy the Church has forgotten. Together they risk everything to record their findings in a secret book that will outlive them all-the <em>Codex Vitae</em> a testament to compassion science and the sanctity of breath itself.</p><p>Spanning centuries-from plague-ridden Europe to the birth of the Renaissance and beyond-<em><strong>The Physician of Pestilence</strong></em> is a sweeping historical epic about faith and defiance love and legacy and the eternal struggle to keep knowledge alive when ignorance wields the torch.</p><p>In the end one truth remains:</p><p><em>The breath remembers.</em></p>