Library Journal, January 1992
"Sandom's masterful first novel, based on a true incident, spins a complicated web of corruption, greed, and deception that connects international banking, high Vatican officials, notorious fascist scoundrels, and the London Police. Detective Inspector Nigel Lyman falls heir to the reopened case of an Italian banker's suicide on Blackfriar's Bridge; he soon finds himself in Amiens, France, deeply involved in a search for a lost Gnostic gospel that could topple the Church. By turns contemplative, descriptive, and emotive, this mixture of mystery and intrigue reveals intense preparation and fine writing."
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