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Michael Gregorio Books in Order

Explore Michael Gregorio books in order, including Hanno Stiffeniis and Sebastiano Cangio mysteries, with a guide to publication order and the duo's fiction.

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Critique of Criminal Reason

by Michael Gregorio

2006

A series of unsettling murders brings Prussian magistrate Hanno Stiffeniis to Königsberg. Working under the influence of philosopher Immanuel Kant, he investigates crimes amid fear and political tension while confronting disturbing questions about his own past.

Days of Atonement

by Michael Gregorio

2007

In French-occupied Prussia, Hanno Stiffeniis investigates the murders of three children and the disappearance of their mother. Collaboration with a French officer complicates a case involving a military family and tensions surrounding resistance to Napoleon.

A Visible Darkness

by Michael Gregorio

2009

Napoleon's occupying forces seek to exploit Prussia's amber deposits, but women gathering the stones are being murdered. Hanno Stiffeniis must identify the killer while knowing that assisting the French may strengthen their hold over his country.

Unholy Awakening

by Michael Gregorio

2010

A woman's drained body sparks fears of vampires in the Prussian town of Lotingen. Suspicion falls on a newly arrived stranger, forcing Hanno Stiffeniis to pursue rational explanations before escalating superstition turns the frightened community violent.

Fifty Shades Deeper Inside Italy

by Michael Gregorio

2012

Michael Gregorio examines Italy's political, social, and financial troubles through observations shaped by decades of residence. This satirical nonfiction account questions familiar outside portrayals of the country while retaining affection for the place beneath its dysfunction.

Inside Italy

by Michael Gregorio

2012

This nonfiction portrait explores Italy's political and economic difficulties through a mixture of criticism and humor. Michael Gregorio looks beyond international reporting to consider social habits, public frustrations, and aspects of everyday life outsiders may miss.

Cry Wolf

by Michael Gregorio

2015

Park ranger Sebastiano Cangio hopes to study wolves in Umbria after escaping Mafia violence. When an earthquake empties the region and organized crime moves in, protecting his new home forces him to confront the danger again.

Lone Wolf

by Michael Gregorio

2017

An unidentified murder victim near London leads investigators to Umbria, where park ranger Sebastiano Cangio helps follow the trail. Meanwhile, gruesome attacks on livestock in the surrounding forest create another disturbing mystery close to home.

Think Wolf

by Michael Gregorio

2017

The murder of a fellow ranger leaves Sebastiano Cangio wondering whether he was the intended victim. Investigating his colleague's secret inquiries draws him toward truffle businesses, strange forest stories, and an organized-crime threat returning to Umbria.

Standalone Michael Gregorio books

  1. Book cover for "Critique of Criminal Reason"

    Critique of Criminal Reason

    by Michael Gregorio

    2006Hanno Stiffeniis, Book 1
  2. Book cover for "Days of Atonement"

    Days of Atonement

    by Michael Gregorio

    2007Hanno Stiffeniis, Book 2
  3. Book cover for "A Visible Darkness"

    A Visible Darkness

    by Michael Gregorio

    2009Hanno Stiffeniis, Book 3
  4. Book cover for "Unholy Awakening"

    Unholy Awakening

    by Michael Gregorio

    2010Hanno Stiffeniis, Book 4
  5. Book cover for "Fifty Shades Deeper Inside Italy"

    Fifty Shades Deeper Inside Italy

    by Michael Gregorio

    2012
  6. Book cover for "Inside Italy"

    Inside Italy

    by Michael Gregorio

    2012
  7. Book cover for "Cry Wolf"

    Cry Wolf

    by Michael Gregorio

    2015Sebastiano Cangio, Book 1
  8. Book cover for "Lone Wolf"

    Lone Wolf

    by Michael Gregorio

    2017Sebastiano Cangio, Book 3
  9. Book cover for "Think Wolf"

    Think Wolf

    by Michael Gregorio

    2017Sebastiano Cangio, Book 2

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