Let's say you're in the mood for a short read. Something to keep you good company during a lonely evening, or while you're on a train.
Let's say you'd like to visit one of the most fascinating cities in the world, even if just through a fictional story.
Let's say you're intrigued by evil characters who can be dangerously alluring.
Those listed above are just a few reasons why you would enjoy Sylvain Reynard's novella, The Prince.
It's set in Florence, a city the author knows very well and deeply loves.
It features a powerful vampire who will capture your attention page after page.
And if you have already enjoyed other novels by Sylvain Reynard, author of the Gabriel's Inferno Series, you will be interested in discovering the link between The Prince and the acclaimed novels featuring Professor Gabriel Emerson and his wife, Julianne.
[reviewed by Raum]
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Summary: The unveiling of a set of priceless illustrations of Dante’s Divine Comedy at the Uffizi Gallery in Florence exposes Professor Gabriel Emerson and his beloved wife, Julianne, to a mysterious enemy.
Gabriel may have acquired the illustrations only a few years ago, but unbeknownst to him, they were stolen a century earlier from the ruler of Florence’s underworld.
Now one of the most dangerous beings in the city is determined to reclaim his prize and exact his revenge on the Emersons—but not before he uncovers something disturbing about Julianne…
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