My latest novel, The Pages of Saint John is about two boys who were papal pages to Pope John XXIII in the late 1950s and early 60s. Growing up like two brothers who fought all of the time, it follows their lives into old age.
It's rich with historical references, set mostly in Rome, but also in Milan and New York. With plenty of behind the scenes intrigue, it toggles between the backstory of the boys and that of a present day journalist investigating the boys in more current times, leading to the conclave of Pope Francis.
I would appreciate it very much if some of you would read it and post a review. You can find it on Amazon in paperback, hard-cover, and Kindle formats -- which is free with a subscription to Kindle Unlimited. Thanks.
It's rich with historical references, set mostly in Rome, but also in Milan and New York. With plenty of behind the scenes intrigue, it toggles between the backstory of the boys and that of a present day journalist investigating the boys in more current times, leading to the conclave of Pope Francis.
I would appreciate it very much if some of you would read it and post a review. You can find it on Amazon in paperback, hard-cover, and Kindle formats -- which is free with a subscription to Kindle Unlimited. Thanks.