AMILCAR. GOTTI
SynopsisAntonio embarks on a thrilling quest to uncover a mystery surrounding his ancestor, Ernesto Goti, and his connection to the Declaration of Independence of Panama. Alongside a fellow Mason, Antonio becomes entangled in a dangerous plot to disrupt both Panamanian politics and the Masonic order within the country.As the clock ticks down towards dawn, Antonio and his companion must race to follow a series of clues scattered throughout Panama City, leading them to a long-hidden secret. Failure to uncover this secret could mean a deadly consequence.The stakes are high as Antonio and his ally search for the secrets held within the brotherhood, which could have far-reaching consequences for their country, Freemasonry, and the world as a whole. Biography
Amilcar Gotti is a Panamanian author and Freemason who has actively participated in various positions in lodges across different jurisdictions. In his novels, "The Secrets of the Brotherhood," and "The Dawn of Janus" Gotti weaves a fictional story inspired by his own experiences and real-life events. Through his writing, Gotti provides a unique insight into the inner workings of the Masonic brotherhood, drawing on his firsthand knowledge and expertise. Endorsements
In his first novel, Amilcar Gotti ingeniously intertwines the rich Panamanian history with all the mysticism of universal Freemasonry in a fast-paced, easy-to-read political thriller that grabs the reader's attention from the very first line.
Winnie T. Sitton
Writer, actor, director, and winner of the 2011 Ricardo Miro Award in theater. The historical novel The Secrets of the brotherhood is a work of fiction in the best Dan Brown style. It explains the journey within the Masonic Order of a young man, and explains part of Panama's patriotic history. It is a very entertaining story.
Anibal George
Assistant Rabbi Shriners Rabbi Panama The Secrets of the brotherhood is an intriguing novel that introduces us on a journey from the imaginary to the real, all the great feats of the Masonic Order in the enormous relevance of the great mysteries that transformed the world, as told in the history of Panama.
Victor Yuen Lau
Writer, Award-winning Human Rights Advocate, Port Captain of La Paz, BCS of IASYC, Al Bahr Shriners.
