Rossi & Nero Thrillers

Above Naples, Vesuvius is heating up once again . . . Archaeologist Carmen Nero and reformed conman Cesco Rossi arrive in the Roman seaside town of Herculaneum, near Naples in southern Italy, determined to track down the legendary lost texts of Ancient Rome, believed to be hidden deep beneath the Villa of the Papyri. But when a brutal murder shatters the calm of the archaeological excavations, they realise they're not the only ones hunting the manuscripts. Powerful enemies will do anything to keep certain discoveries buried-secrets that could shake the Vatican, expose hidden Catholic Church history, and ignite a dangerous religious conspiracy. With neo-Nazis closing in on Rossi, a traitor lurking within their team, and Vesuvius itself rumbling back to life above the Bay of Naples, Nero and Rossi are thrust into a desperate race against time-to unmask a killer, uncover the truth behind the forbidden ancient manuscripts, and escape a catastrophe that could wipe Herculaneum from the map once again. Perfect for fans of Dan Brown, Chris Kuzneski, and Scott Mariani.

In rugged Calabria, historian Carmen Nero is drawn into a perilous hunt for the lost tomb of Alaric I, the Visigoth king who looted ancient Rome. But the ruthless Calabrian Mafia has its own deadly designs on the secrets buried beneath southern Italy. As Carmen teams up with Cesco Rossi, a charismatic conman with a fierce thirst for revenge against the same Mafia, their search draws the attention of Israeli archaeologist Zara Gold, determined to recover the fabled Menorah, rumoured to be hidden alongside Alaric's treasures. Soon, Carmen, Cesco, and Zara are swept into a dangerous web of organised crime, international intrigue, and ancient mysteries. In mafia-controlled villages and crumbling ruins, the race for priceless Roman loot becomes a heart-pounding game of survival. Perfect for fans of high-stakes archaeological thrillers, conspiracy mysteries, and action-packed adventures set against the breathtaking backdrop of southern Italy.