The Hill of Venus by Nathan Gallizier

Description

Gallizier wrote the medieval and Renaissance past as a procession of brilliant scenes, and Venice gave him everything he needed: a republic of gold, silk, and conspiracy where a beautiful woman’s pulse might decide a state. His lovers move through a city that is itself the book’s true hero, catching the light of festival and the darkness of intrigue alike.

Readers who loved the rich romantic costume drama of the period — and Gallizier’s other great canvas, The Castiglione of Venice — will be at home instantly in a tale that never lets the color drain from its scene.

Why readers still come back to it

• A full-dress romance of Renaissance Venice.
• Carnival, conspiracy, and love in the most romantic of cities.
• By a master of the ornate historical romance.

About this DodaBooks edition

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