The Phoenician Scheme

In the heart of Europe, surrounded by luxury and power, magnate Zsa-zsa Korda has built a formidable economic empire. Owner of a vast fortune and a network of contacts that stretches from the highest political spheres to the corporate world, Korda seems to have it all. However, his life takes an unexpected turn when he becomes entangled in a dark web of international espionage that threatens to dismantle not only his business but also the fragile relationship he maintains with his only daughter, Liesl.

Liesl Korda is not the typical heiress to a financial empire. Far from the glitter of parties and designer clothes, she chose a life of seclusion and faith: she is a nun. Her decision to abandon the business world was seen by her father as a betrayal—he never understood her rejection of power or her spiritual calling. Since then, their relationship has been marked by distance, resentment, and a deep emotional disconnect.

But when the espionage network that ensnares Zsa-zsa begins to affect his family, he has no choice but to turn to Liesl. What initially seems like a pragmatic mission—to seek her help in protecting the company—soon becomes an intimate journey of redemption, buried family secrets, and a confrontation of values. Liesl, with her unwavering faith and ethical worldview, becomes a key figure not only in solving the mystery but also in forcing her father to face the moral decisions he has long avoided.