Bøger af Silvano Stagni

Venice 1947. Countess Pesaro De Bonfili is searching for the legitimate heirs of Raffaele and Sylvia Mustaki, a couple who did not survive Nazi camps. Two researchers from a Venetian law firm travel to a displaced people camp in Germany to meet Leah Mustaki, a young woman who could be the couple's daughter but has lost her memory. Bound by hope and fate, Leah journeys to Venice, believing that the city holds the key to unlocking her past and revealing her true identity. As Leah arrives at Venice train station, a mysterious figure watches her arrival in disbelief. He has just seen a ghost ...

Venice, 1921. Rachele Modiano Mendes faces the daunting challenge of being a married woman practising law. Her first civil case turns into a web of fraud, blackmail, and murder. Faced with the doubts of the court and the police, Rachele must unravel the mystery behind the case, confront a sceptical magistrate, who dismisses her as an aristocrat toying with the law as a hobby, and protect her client's name. In a professional world dominated by men, Rachele's quest for justice becomes a personal journey of determination and self-discovery.

A collection of feel-good short stories. A divorced father synchronising dreams with his daughter, grandparents accepting their gay grandson and his partner, parents accepting a child born with issues, a family member overcoming her views on marriage to have a pivotal role in a same-sex wedding because "our family does not put terms and conditions on love", and other stories of friends, families, gay families, father-children love, memories and changes.