Lyndall Kai

They thought they were broken. They were early. Across the twenty-first century world, descendants of an ancient bloodline are waking to gifts the modern world has no language for. A physician in Bristol whose hands heal beyond what medicine can explain. A researcher in Paris who can read patterns in data no algorithm should detect. A network of scattered carriers across Britain and Europe, finding each other - while the ancient forces that have hunted their lineage for centuries are watching.
The gift is not new. Two thousand years ago, a prophetess named Anna recognised it in the Temple in Jerusalem. In seventeenth-century Norwich, a physician named Thomas Browne encoded the knowledge in his private notebooks. Across every century of persecution, a quiet network called the Remnant has protected the carriers. Now, for the first time in generations, the bloodline is strong enough to matter.
And the choice that faces every generation - serve or dominate, be a channel or try to be the source - must be made again. The bloodline was never broken. It was hidden. For readers of Kate Mosse's Labyrinth and Deborah Harkness's A Discovery of Witches. Can be read as a standalone or as Book Three of the Eternal Ocean Series.