Esther’s Dream

“Esther’s Dream is a narrative work, whose characteristic status can be identified by the encounter of two more or less classic genres, the sentimental romance and the investigative thriller, but in their own way “altered” with something of the coming-of-age story and an esoteric-symbolic plot essence, motifs also very present in the scriptural engine of this book.

At the same time, this work also represents a dual journey, the journey through the places of Rome, but also the other journey that this passage through Roman places ends up opening up each time, the historical one through the centuries of the past.

And to guide the plot of this story, dreamlike inserts open to the supernatural – ghosts can still appear, in this Rome, where past, present and future overlap in the paths followed by its protagonist, foreigner but also linked, in reality, to a deep thread with the Italian systemic-family world.”

One of the most prominent features of this book is that it offers two distinct versions of the same text: one in British English and the other in American English.