by Sarah Dunant · Grijalbo Mondadori · tapa dura · ISBN 9788425338465
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Immerse yourself in the Florence of 1492, a dazzling city under the rule of Lorenzo de Medici, where art and culture flourish. Alessandra Cecchi, a fifteen-year-old girl with an innate talent for drawing, is captivated by a painter who arrives to decorate the family chapel. However, the city faces turbulent times, with corruption and moral excess on the rise. The fervent preaching of the monk Savonarola gains followers and threatens to change the destiny of Florence. 'Love and Death in Florence' is a historical novel that tells a story of love, art, religion, and power, where Alessandra's passion and beauty intertwine with the destiny of the city.
Sarah Dunant is a British novelist, journalist, broadcaster, and critic.
