The Da Vinci Loop
"Some minds are too vast for a single lifetime."

When a troubled young artist is found covering the walls of Florence's cathedral with impossible anatomical sketches, he claims he isn't imagining them—he's remembering them. Aurelio Vinci draws with the hand of a Renaissance master and solves architectural puzzles that have baffled scholars for centuries. His visions ignite a storm of fascination, fear, and disbelief.

Drawn into his mystery is Dr. Elena Vasari, a neuroscientist whose grandfather obsessively collected inexplicable Renaissance fragments. As Aurelio's memories deepen—of workshops lit by candlelight, of inventions never finished, of a masterpiece that could unify all knowledge—Elena finds herself questioning the very nature of memory, identity, and time.

But Aurelio is not alone. Across the world, others are awakening—sculptors who carve with Michelangelo's hand, prodigies who dream of inventions centuries ahead of their time, and physicists who rediscover lost knowledge. Together, they are pulled into a hidden battle that stretches across lifetimes: a race to complete the Unity Engine, a device Leonardo da Vinci began five hundred years ago, said to merge art, science, and consciousness into one transcendent whole.

Yet ancient opposition forces stir—consciousnesses that thrive on human limitation and will do anything to stop the project. From Florence to the Vatican's secret archives to a marble quarry in Carrara, Aurelio and his companions must confront not only their own fragmented pasts but the question that has haunted them across centuries:

Is humanity ready to transcend the illusion of separation and embrace the unity of all knowledge?

The Da Vinci Loop is a sweeping, genre-bending thriller of art, science, memory, and destiny—where reincarnation meets quantum consciousness, and the future of humanity depends on completing a masterpiece across lifetimes.