"Attention: this book is not for hypertensive individuals. You turn the pages and your blood pressure rises. Non-stop action - pure blockbuster. You can't rest until you learn the explosive ending."

(Walter Isaacson)

"One of the best scientific thrillers I have ever read. True science, chase, politics, murders, love, a script of frenzied action, incredible twists... If I were Michael Crichton, I would retire and collect them."

(Douglas Preston)

"The Theory of Everything," he whispered. "Whoever knows the equations holds the most powerful weapon of humanity. It is the last... gift... of the Professor. Once he gave them E=mc2, and they made the bomb. Imagine what they would do if he gave them the... secret of Creation... They tortured me... but I didn't say anything... and now, I... give it to you. Hide it. Don't let them... take it from you."

Theoretical physicist Hans Kleinman - Einstein's trusted assistant - was brutally attacked; he is dying. He nods to his favorite student to lean in. With difficulty, he murmurs a few seemingly random numbers and the strange words "Einheitliche Feldtheorie: the Unified Field Theory" that Einstein wanted to discover; however, he never succeeded. Or did he?

The FBI leads David to a secret interrogation office. They want to know what his professor told him before he died. A paid Russian assassin also wants to learn the secret of the valuable theory. He watches the agents and waits.
David escapes and hides in Randall's house, a string theory physicist. They must elude their pursuers and find Professor Gupta to combine the numbers, find the equations that lead to the Theory of Everything, and stop the particle accelerator...