The Wolf’s Dance

A biologist’s body is found at the bottom of a wolf’s den. A murder that defies both science and reason.

Deep in the silent wilderness of Italy’s Sibillini Mountains, the body of a young biologist is discovered inside a wolf’s den. The autopsy uncovers a shocking detail—one that points to a story too dark, too unsettling to explain.

The investigation is assigned to Alma Rovere, a young Carabinieri captain with an exceptionally rare neurological condition: hyperthymesia, or highly superior autobiographical memory. Every word, every gesture, every detail remains etched in her mind forever. An extraordinary investigative gift—and an inescapable curse.

To stop a ruthless killer, Alma must venture into the heart of the forest, uncovering ancient rituals and secrets long buried by time. But the key to the mystery may not lie in the mountains at all. It may be hidden within her own memories—the ones that refuse to let her go.

• Meet Alma Rovere, the investigator who never forgets. And whose greatest asset may also be her greatest vulnerability.
• A gripping thriller set in a wild, haunting landscape where nature is far more than a backdrop, and where the investigation explores the fragile boundary between instinct and reason.