Under the Witches’ Moon: A Romantic Tale of Mediaeval Rome by Nathan Gallizier

Description

Gallizier builds his Rome from remnant stones, moonlit basilicas, and the lingering shadows of pagan belief that the Middle Ages never quite exorcised. Into that uneasy scene come the wanderings of lovers and the scheming of those who would use the supernatural for politics — and the novel winds them together with genuine imagination.

Notable among romantic historical novels for its willingness to be strange, the book rewards readers who come expecting more than costume and courtship, and its author’s love of the city glows in every chapter.

Why readers still come back to it

• A romance of mediaeval Rome steeped in moonlight and spells.
• Politics and enchantment braided from old Roman superstition.
• Atmospheric, imaginative, and wholly unlike the usual romance.

About this DodaBooks edition

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