The Sky Of Nadira (Giovanni Mongiovì).

"The Sky of Nadira" is a historical fiction novel set in 11th-century Sicily during the Arab domination of the island. The story revolves around Nadira, a young and innocent girl of Berber origins, who lives under the control of her brother. Her life takes an unexpected turn when her captivating and unusual eyes attract the attention of many suitors. Rumors of a curse begin to spread, claiming that anyone who gazes into Nadira's eyes will be consumed by desire and will stop at nothing to possess her.

Nadira's enchanting eyes, reminiscent of the vast sky, become the catalyst for the eruption of the final war that Muslim Sicily will witness. Meanwhile, the de Hauteville brothers, fearsome Norman warriors, eagerly await an opportunity to launch a crusade against the Moors. Amidst this backdrop, Corrado, a Norman raised among Sicilian Christians, becomes entangled in the conflict driven by his boundless ambition and thirst for revenge against Muslim rulers.

Corrado's path eventually crosses with Nadira's "sky," uncovering the mysteries hidden behind her captivating gaze. Only by understanding the connection between a person's heart and the desires that lead them astray can Corrado overcome the danger posed by Nadira's beauty. As the war rages on, evolving into a clash of cultures and religions, a fragile seed of tolerance begins to sprout amidst the hatred. The novel explores a multicultural setting, presenting the story from multiple perspectives and offering a thought-provoking narrative with a contemporary undertone. Fans of historical adventure fiction will find "The Sky of Nadira" an irresistible tale they cannot afford to miss.