Sylvain Reynard
3 SeriesSylvain Reynard is a New York Times and USA Today bestselling author known for his romance novels, including the Gabriel and the Florentine series. His work explores the human condition through themes such as suffering, love, and redemption, often incorporating aesthetic elements like art and music to enhance character development and storytelling.
In Sylvain Reynard's novella, "The Prince," part of the Florentine series, the unveiling of Dante's Divine Comedy illustrations at the Uffizi Gallery in Florence puts Professor Gabriel Emerson and his wife, Julianne, in danger. Unbeknownst to Gabriel, the illustrations he recently acquired were stolen a century ago from Florence's underworld ruler. A formidable enemy now seeks to reclaim the stolen artworks and exact revenge on the Emersons. As the threat escalates, a disturbing secret about Julianne is uncovered, adding to the peril they face.
