Artemio The Monk

Sara lives in isolation within an old farmhouse, working as a model. Her quiet existence fractures when she begins hearing footsteps overhead. The apartment above is empty, yet the sounds persist with unsettling proximity. This auditory intrusion suggests a presence that refuses to remain hidden. The narrative introduces Artemio, a monk accused of blasphemy and murder among a group of thirteen. Sara must determine if he seeks to harm her daughter, Alessia, or if their connection spans across lifetimes. Her lover, Pascal, joins her in this descent into fear. Together they trace the origins of the terror that threatens their family. Raffaele Crispino constructs a story rooted in supernatural mystery and gothic tension. The text draws upon themes of reincarnation and spiritual danger. It appeals to readers who enjoy psychological horror mixed with romantic suspense. Those seeking fast-paced action or historical non-fiction may find the slow burn unsuitable. The narrative focuses on Sara’s internal struggle and her external confrontation with the unknown forces surrounding her home. Crispino, the author, presents a tale where love and fear intertwine. The plot moves from confusion to a desperate search for truth. The ending remains open to interpretation regarding the nature of Artemio’s intentions. Readers will follow Sara as she navigates the boundary between past lives and present danger.