I guess I am on a Steve Berry kick - this is the second of his thrillers that I have read. This is a strange one - not what I expected at all. Politics in the Vatican. Popes that commit crimes (even murder!). No, it's not the Renaisance, but modern times. Very strange and not entirely plausible, but it's a thriller.
The "secret" turned out to be political in nature - I won't spoil it for you, but it has to do with reform in the Catholic Church. I usually don't care for novels that have a political message. I don't like being preached too, but in this case it's still a page-turner, and I had a lot of fun reading it.
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