When Ludovico il Moro descends into battle against the French with a war chest funded by pawning the family jewels, the fabulous Lupo diamond is just one of the precious objects that end up in the hands of moneylender Giovanni Beolco. Today, after many ups and downs, the diamond has been stolen by a cunning thief. The Milanese police is on his tail and needs your help.
Searching for a stolen diamond in some of the most haunting corners of Milan: from the dark lady on the spires of the Duomo, to the Devil’s Horns at Saint Ambrose’s, from the nocturnal spectres of the Sforza Castle to the murders of Stretta Bagnera. 45 stories tell you 45 places in Milan. Discover history of the city, her music and design tradition. Milan The Diamond is an itinerary lined with enigmas to uncover the secrets and learn about the most fascinating places of the city. You can be the hero of the story.
WHAIWHAI is an adventure to live in the city you want to explore. You just need one of our books and a smartphone to start the experience. You will discover streets, hidden places and squares, stories and original tales about the city.
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was born in Suzzara (Mantua) in 1975. Now he lives in Milan. Dubbed by critics the “postmodern Scerbanenco” and the “golden boy” of Italian mystery novels, Roversi has published four novels featuring Enrico Radeschi, a hacker reporter: “Blue Tango, a metropolitan noir”, “La mano sinistra del diavolo” (awarded the Premio Camaiore di Letteratura Gialla 2007 and fi nalist at the Premio Franco Fideli 2007), “Niente baci alla francese”, “L’uomo della pianura” and “Gli agenti segreti non piangono” (for teenagers). In 2008 he published Taccuino di una sbronza which inspired a theatre show. His novels are translated in Spain and Germany.
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