Cesare Aldo Books in Order
Part ofD.V. Bishop Books in OrderBrowse Cesare Aldo by D.V. Bishop in reading order, with short summaries for each book and a clear title list to help you find a starting point.
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Cesare Aldo books in publication order
5 books
City of Vengeance
by D.V. Bishop
2021
Ordered to solve a moneylender's murder within four days, Florentine officer Cesare Aldo uncovers a conspiracy against Alessandro de' Medici. A rival's interest in Aldo's private life threatens his ability to stop further bloodshed.
The Darkest Sin
by D.V. Bishop
2022
A murdered man inside a Florentine convent leaves Cesare Aldo investigating a divided community of nuns. Meanwhile, Constable Strocchi examines a missing officer's remains, with both inquiries exposing secrets dangerous to those who pursue them.
Ritual of Fire
by D.V. Bishop
2023
Merchants are being burned alive in Renaissance Florence, echoing the execution of Savonarola. While religious fervor spreads, Cesare Aldo and Carlo Strocchi must unite their investigations to stop the killings.
A Divine Fury
by D.V. Bishop
2024
Demoted to night patrol, Cesare Aldo discovers a body posed beneath Michelangelo's David. Further deaths suggest a killer driven by religious obsession, sending him through Florence's dangerous streets in search of the next victim.
Carnival of Lies
by D.V. Bishop
2025
Protecting Duke Cosimo draws Cesare Aldo into a conspiracy involving a stolen journal of dangerous secrets. To recover it and avoid exile, he must return to Venice, where old enemies outnumber his allies.
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