Under the Witches' Moon

Under the Witches' Moon, written by Nathan Gallizier, is set in Rome during 935 A.D. The story follows Tristan, a thirty-year-old pilgrim who, after overhearing a conversation between influential figures, becomes enchanted by a mysterious woman. As he navigates the contrasting themes of love and faith, he reflects on his past relationship with Hellayne, who sent him to Rome for penance. The novel explores the tension between the city's decadent past and the emerging Christian ideals, making it a unique historical narrative.