ROMA
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Roma non appartiene agli uomini. Appartiene al tempo. Lucio vive ai margini della città più potente del mondo, cercando di crescere da solo sua figlia dopo la morte della moglie. Da anni convive con un dubbio che non ha mai avuto il coraggio di affrontare: e se quella morte non fosse stata un caso? Quando un incontro inatteso lo trascina tra i segreti delle famiglie più influenti della città, Lucio scopre che alcune verità sopravvivono più a lungo degli uomini che cercano di nasconderle. Tra vicoli affollati, intrighi politici e antiche rivalità, padre e figlia si troveranno a camminare sul confine sottile che separa la sopravvivenza dalla verità. Perché a Roma le pietre ricordano tutto.
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