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Italian Renaissance Whodunit Books in Order

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Browse Italian Renaissance Whodunit by Elizabeth Eyre in reading order, with short book summaries to introduce the series and help you decide where to begin.

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Italian Renaissance Whodunit books in publication order

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6 books

1

Death of a Duchess

by Elizabeth Eyre

1991

A family feud in Renaissance Italy draws Sigismondo and his servant Benno into a tangled investigation. Together they must uncover how an innocent man has been framed while powerful rivals struggle to control the truth.

2

Curtains for the Cardinal

by Elizabeth Eyre

1992

After rescuing a young noblewoman from her violent father, Sigismondo hides her away as preparations continue for her arranged marriage. A visiting cardinal’s gruesome murder then draws him into a mystery threatening the surrounding duchies.

3

Poison for the Prince

by Elizabeth Eyre

1993

Sigismondo arrives in Renaissance Viverra with his companion Benno and the dog Biondello. There he encounters a prince absorbed in alchemical pursuits and a threatening atmosphere of murder, drawing the investigator into another dangerous Italian mystery.

4

Bravo for the Bride

by Elizabeth Eyre

1994

A suspicious accident disrupts the wedding of Prince Galeotto and his young bride, bringing Sigismondo and his companions to investigate. The prince resists their inquiries, until the bride’s murder turns the celebration into a search for a killer.

5

Axe for an Abbot

by Elizabeth Eyre

1995

An abbot is found murdered with Sigismondo’s axe, drawing the investigator into a struggle for a jeweled relic believed to confer fertility. Clearing his name means confronting powerful nobles and churchmen determined to possess the missing cross.

6

Dirge for a Doge

by Elizabeth Eyre

1996

When aristocrat Niccolo Ermolin is stabbed in his own study, Sigismondo investigates amid the rivalries of Renaissance Venice. Political maneuvering and competing interests threaten to obscure the crime before he can identify the person responsible.

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