The Glassblower

'The Glassblower of Murano' by Marina Fiorato.

Daughter of Siena

“The rich heritage of Siena is shown in all its facets, with scenes moving from formal staterooms and candle-lit cathedrals to dirty stables and macabre dungeons. The rich apricot silk gown on the cover reveals only part of the tale. Like the Palio itself, The Daughters of Siena is an exciting entertainment steeped in local color and years of cultural traditions.”

- Sarah Johnson, Reading the Past


The Botticelli Secret

“Marina Fiorato has proved herself the master of mystery and queen of historical fiction with The Botticelli Secret.”
- Danya, Night Owl Reviews Staff


The Madonna of the Almonds

“I enjoyed the Glassblower of Murano very much but I liked this one even more… vibrant with colour… a simply gorgeous book.”
- Random Jottings


The Glassblower of Murano

“I enjoyed the Glassblower of Murano very much but I liked this one even more… vibrant with colour… a simply gorgeous book.”
- Random Jottings

“Fiorato captivates her reader as surely and intricately as the beautiful city of Venice enchants her characters. A fascinating tale of mystery and dedication, of love and betrayal.”
- Kate Furnivall, author of The Russian Concubine.