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Il monastero delle ombre perdute
- Inquisitore Girolamo Svampa
- Narrated by: Giorgio Marchesi
- Length: 7 hrs and 53 mins
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Il monastero delle ombre perdute
Narrated by:
Giorgio Marchesi
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Publisher's Summary
Roma, 1625. Appartatasi con un damerino in una buia catacomba, madonna Leonora incappa in un uomo morto e in una donna nuda con la faccia di capra. A indagare sul misterioso delitto sarà fra' Girolamo Svampa, domenicano al servizio del Sant'Uffizio.
Accompagnato dal fedele Cagnolo Alfieri, Svampa comprende subito che questo caso di sospetta stregoneria sarà ben spinoso. La famiglia di Leonora è infatti legata ai potenti Gonzaga, e conta formidabili donne d'intrigo.
©2018 Marcello Simoni (P)2018 Emons Italia S.r.l.
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