Pandini
Rockefeller, Vanderbilt, and Astor dominate the wealth and power of 1930s America, but in the shadows, an enigmatic figure, Pandini, forges his empire.

Cold, calculating, and utterly ruthless, he wields power with the precision of a surgeon’s blade. Wealth is not his ambition—it is his weapon. Status is a mask, and he wears it well. Marrying into the Pandini name granted him the respectability he craved. He devoured their world, twisting their legacy into a shield.

Now, he has set his sights on a greater prize. I Segreti dei Savi—The Secrets of the Sages—promises a power beyond money, beyond governments, beyond time itself. He does not seek to rule within the system; he seeks to tear it apart and rebuild it in his image and no price is too high. He will not be remembered as a man of his era—he will be the architect of a new one.

 ‘Currency is a fleeting convenience, whereas power is truly invaluable.’ A cold smile crossed Pandini’s face. ‘Only the foolish and the greedy settle for money alone.’