The Happiest Man in History - by Augusto Cury

The Happiest Man in History is a novel starring psychiatrist Marco Polo, a world-renowned atheist thinker who dares to study the complex mind of Jesus from the angle of science. On a surprising journey, he seeks to uncover the mysterious codes of happiness hidden in the Master of Masters' most famous speech: the Sermon on the Mount. At the same time that he is fascinated by his discoveries, Marco Polo suffers relentless persecution from hidden forces that will do anything to silence his voice.

With the protagonist of the bestseller The Saga of a Thinker and The Smartest Man in History.

"Marco Polo is convinced that billions of people who admire Jesus are unaware of the emotion management tools that he widely used. Millions are unhappy and become emotionally ill easily. I was shaken by all these discoveries. They are so sophisticated that I wrote them in form of novel, to explain them better. I hope you will be surprised too."

Augusto Cury