The Last Confession

In a city of genius, only one confession remains.

Florence burns with whispers - of art, of rivalry, of forbidden desire. At its center stands Michelangelo Buonarroti, a boy of stone who dares to carve eternity with his hands. From the marble quarries of Carrara to the gilded halls of Rome, he battles not only Popes and patrons but the torment of his own heart.

In the shadows looms Leonardo da Vinci, rival and mirror, whose brilliance ignites both fury and fascination. Between them, a dangerous bond takes shape - one that Florence mocks, Rome fears, and history dares not name.

The Last Confession is a sweeping tale of beauty and betrayal, of passion carved into stone, and of one man's struggle to turn sin into salvation. For readers of historical fiction, art history, and tragic romance, this is the Michelangelo you have never met before: restless, flawed, and unforgettable.