Sonya: Reborn

A farmer found two women in his barn in November.One was dead. One was alive. She had a rosary in her handand she would not let go.Sonya Logan walked into the barn outside Lviv to finish whatVienna had started. She walked out in a coma, into the corridorof a Ukrainian hospital, into the patient witness of a priestwho flew from Rome on the word of a farmer he had never met,and into the question she had been carrying since she wasseventeen years old: what do you do with what was done to youwhen the institution will not account for it?The third book of The Genesis Series follows Sonya across sixweeks of recovery in a narrow stone room above the nave ofSanta Maria in the Via dei Coronari — the room a Roman priestkept for her across twenty-two years because she had once saidshe would come back. From that room she builds the accountthe institution refused to keep: twelve women's names, acorporate architecture across three registered entities, apackage for the prosecutor's office in Brussels, and a notebookwith three names written in three different registers — Declanon a deliberately blank page, Rachel at the top of the list,Nikolai in red on the final page.This is the book where she decides what she carries forwardand what she sets down. Not the avenger you may have expected.Not the avenger anyone expected — including her. The one shebecame when she chose, in a stone room in Rome on a Tuesdaymorning, to write the names that no one else would write.THE GENESIS SERIES — 9 books across 3 origin trilogies for theinvestigators at the heart of Between Heaven and Hell. You knowwhat they became. Now understand why.Sonya: Born and Sonya: Betrayed precede this volume.The Sonya Trilogy completes here.Part of the Lewis Publishing House Between Heaven and Hell universe.