In Turin Cathedral, where the Holy Shroud, considered the authentic burial shroud of Christ, is venerated, a series of incidents occur that seem suspicious to the specialized Italian police investigation team focused on art-related cases. A group of individuals, "all with their tongues cut off," is suspected of being involved in these perplexing events. Through historical research and intuition, the team, particularly a beautiful and astute historian, uncovers a complex conspiracy that stretches from the Knights Templar to the modern era. Simultaneously, we journey through the history of the Shroud, from Jesus Christ to the ancient Byzantine Empire, present-day Turkey, France, Spain, Portugal, and Scotland. The greatest mystery this novel dares to unravel, however, is the carbon-14 dating, which in the 20th century indicated that the cloth dates back to the 13th or 14th century, despite the mysterious discovery of pollen and shrubs from Palestine in the 1st century. Adventure, mystery, crime, and police investigation... "The Brotherhood of the Holy Shroud" is a thrilling novel that combines historical accuracy with the style of the best books in the genre.