Reeds in the Wind

Set against the rugged backdrop of Sardinia, the novel explores themes of crime, guilt, and retribution through the lives of the Pintor sisters, their nephew Giacinto, and their servant Efix, who seeks redemption for a long-buried sin. The tumultuous Mediterranean landscape acts as a witness to their tragic story, enriched by the author's deep appreciation for the island's natural beauty and folk culture. The narrative incorporates local traditions, including vibrant religious festivals and the enchanting lore of Sardinian folklore, enhancing the emotional depth of the characters' struggles.