I am extremely grateful to Mattia Ravasi for this witty and generous appraisal of both the Alvise Marangon novels, which has just appeared on the literary website, THE MILLIONS: The Madness of...
After saving the Venetian Republic in ASCENSION (Polygon 2015, St Martins 2016), reluctant spy Alvise Marangon returns in a second adventure, THE FOUR HORSEMEN, played out once again amid the carnivalesque atmosphere of 18th-century Venice. Here is the cover of the UK...
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