Salaí eggs

Salaì, Leonardo’s adopted son, learned from an earlier volume by an Italian writer, is embroiled in another perilous adventure. Although a few years have passed since the plot of the previous novel, time has not changed his habits, way of thinking or language, and although he writes his notes on his Roman affairs this time not voluntarily but in the shadow of the gallows, Salaì has survived the old, free-mouthed, unwanted bastards. In his accounts, which he was forced to relentlessly undertake to save his skin, he is aware of the amazing news with the judges about the discovery of America. Even his most solid claim is that Christopher Columbus has little to do with the world-wide event, and since Salaì does not skimp on intricate conspiracy theories this time around, he also brings astonishing theories to the reader in his unsurpassed style. Authors exploring the dark corners of history will not disappoint those who love historical mysteries this time either.