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STEFANO VIGNAROLI
"A distant past that leaves
no way out."
The Corriere Adriatico
"The Mysteries of Villa Brandi: Commissioner Ruggeri is back on track."
The Voice of Vallesina
"A novel set in Jesi: a journey
to the secret city."
The Corriere Adriatico
Perhaps he will look at Jesi with different eyes who will read “The mysteries of Villa Brandi ”, a published book at the beginning of this summer, difficult collocation as to gender of belonging. He can not simply be defined a 'noir'. It's also a detective, a thriller, a science fiction book, Indiana Jones adventures, with references to mystagogy, esotericism, popular legends, secrets Masonic, true or imagined history, past and present. The setting is precisely Jesi, really and meticulously documented or imaginatively described; especially that particularly suggestive of the historical center.
Augusta Franco Cardinali (The Voice of Vallesina)
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NEW: THE HISTORICAL NOVELS "L'OMBRA DEL CAMPANILE" , "THE BRONZE CROWN" AND "IN THE SIGN OF THE LION" HAVE BEEN RELEASED
The intriguing trilogy from the plot unfolding in the Ancona brand at the beginning of the 16th century
Work in progress - New episode of the historical series
Year 2020: not even the Lock Down due to the COVID 19 pandemic will be able to stop the work of the scholar Lucia Balleani and the archaeologist Andrea Franciolini, once again committed to discovering mysterious mysteries in the heart of the historic center of Jesi. An ancient underground pipeline and an enigmatic burial will this time represent two very difficult puzzles for the young couple of researchers to solve.
The discoveries of ancient documents and archaeological finds by Andrea and Lucia, ci will report, as usual, following the events of the 16th century Jesini characters, their ancestors. The printer Bernardino dictated his last will to a notary before he died, but it seems that this is of little interest to the heirs of the Marquis Franciolini and the Countess Baldeschi. The Marquis Alessandro Colocci, husband of the Countess Laura Baldeschi, will prove to be a grim and cowardly character in the service of Pope Paul III, but will have to deal with the young scion of the Franciolini family, Francesco, very determined in trying to repossess the title of Captain of the People, assumed by the Marquis Colocci only by virtue of having married his older sister Laura.