The code of waves

Six days. One scientific secret. And every major power wants it.

Europe, 1927. A revolutionary technology is being developed in secret—one with the potential to become a weapon and alter the balance of power between nations. Intelligence services are already hunting for it.

In the Soviet Union, where science is increasingly forced to serve ideology and political obedience can matter more than truth, Smirnov finds himself caught between two worlds. But for him, the stakes are no longer political. The woman he loves is in danger. And saving her means entering a deadly game in which governments, agents and scientists are all pursuing the same prize.

He has only six days. Six days that coincide with the legendary 1927 Solvay Conference in Brussels, where Albert Einstein, Niels Bohr and the greatest scientific minds of their generation are confronting the mysteries of the new physics. While history remembers their debates, another struggle is unfolding in the shadows.

A secret experiment. An intelligence war. A weapon that could change everything. And one man running out of time.

Blending historical events with espionage, conspiracy and fast-paced suspense, The Code of Waves is a thriller about the moment when scientific discovery becomes political power—and about the price one man is willing to pay to save the person he loves. The clock is already ticking.