© 2002-2017 Italian-mysteries.com
SUSPENSE/THRILLERS
Set in Italy

Top Ranked Authors

Niccolo Amma niti
Matilde Asensi
Steve Berry
Dan Brown
Martin Booth
Micahel Byrnes
Victor Canning
Lorenzo Carcaterra
John Case
Noah Charney
David Adams Cleveland
Manning Coles
Ann Cornelisen
Richard Crighton
Beth de Bilio
Gregory Dowling
Daphne du Maurier
Sarah Dunant
Allan Folsom
Alan Furst
Michael Gilbert
Robert Girardi
Jaun Gómez-Jurado
Laura Grimaldi
John Grisham
David Hewson
Patricia Highsmith
Joseph Kanon
Herbert Lieberman
Robert Ludlum
Helen MacInnes
Valerie Martin
Thomas F. Monteleone
Gianluca Morozzi
David Morrell
Tim Parks
Lewis Perdue
Arturo Pérez-Reverte
Amanda Prantera
Douglas Preston
 Lincoln Child
Gerald Seymour
Daniel Silva
Tad Szulc
Ron Terpening
Nick Tosches
Barry Unsworth
Andrew Wilson

OTHER AUTHORS

Set in Rome
(Lazio)
THEME
Vatican
 ©2003

Browse or Buy
BIO

AMANDA PRANTERA was born and brought up in East Anglia. She went to Italy for a brief holiday when she was twenty and has lived there ever since. She has written eight previous novels, the most recent of which is Zoe Trope.

Amanda Prantera

Spoiler

JACKET NOTES:  Amanda Prantera's gripping new novel takes us to the wilder shores of adolescence and Catholicism. It is a heady brew of testosterone, rising intellectual sap, heroism, madness and menace.

It was after his friend Adam had died mysteriously that Ben started to hear whiffling noises in the night. The two noviciate priests had roomed side by side at their seminary in Rome, the cool, sardonic Adam becoming a mentor to the younger Ben. Did Adam jump from the parapet, Ben wonders, or was he pushed?

Ben discerns that the nocturnal whiffling is accompanied by a frantic quest through Adam's computer. Meanwhile, he finds three discs taped underneath a shelf in Adam's cupboard, and gradually he is lead into the terrifying labyrinth of his friend's legacy...Ben can hardly believe that Adam can have become so caught up in the arcane prophecies of the Antichrist - or Spoiler - but now Ben too is prompted into desperate clandestine action.
(© Bloomsbury Publishing Plc.)