About the book: year / Writer and journalist Tom Egeland was born in 1959 in Oslo, Norway. He grew up in the Kalbakken suburb of Groruddalen, north of Oslo city center, where his parents owned two shops. As a teenager he was active in a local Christian youth club, but he later left the Christian faith. He worked for Aftenposten from 1983 to 1992 as a correspondent, news editor and night editor from 1983 to 1992. In 1992, he was hired by the newly created TV channel TV 2. Since 2006, Egeland has been working as a full-time author. Tom Egeland published his literary debut in 1988, the horror novel Ragnarok about a modern couple captured by Norwegian Vikings. In 1993, he published the horror novel Shadowland. In the thriller Troll (1997), Christine and Gunnar Borg appear - journalists who become serial journalists. The novel Broken Circle (2001), about the discovery of the golden temple - the Temple of the Holy Mysteries - became a commercial success - old manuscripts discovered in 2000 change the perception of Jesus Christ and Christianity. The novels have been translated into 20 languages. Tom Egeland is married and has three children: Jorunn, Vegard and Astrid. The family lives in Oslo, Norway. Contents:1. Keepers of the Covenant (Translation: Boris Zharov)2. Broken circle (Translation: Boris Zharov)3. The Gospel of Lucifer (Translation: Boris Zharov)