Dorothy Dunnett wrote detailed historical novels, including "The Unicorn Hunt" and "To Lie with Lions." Readers also enjoy her other works like "Gemini," "Caprice," and "Rondo.
Caprice and Rondo
Caprice and Rondo
Synopsis
In the seventh installment of the House of Niccolò series, Nicholas Vander Poele has lost his fortune and his family, retreating to the icy landscapes of Poland and Russia. He navigates a dangerous game of international finance and power politics while trying to outmaneuver his many enemies. As he moves through the royal courts of Europe, Nicholas must decide if he can ever truly reclaim his former life or if his past actions have left him beyond redemption.
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Caprice and RondoUnknown, 1998
539 pages
Alfred A. KnopfLanguage: EnglishISBN: 97806794547791st American ed.2 editions available
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Frequently asked questions
Does Caprice and Rondo need to be read in series order?
This is the seventh book in the House of Niccolò series, and while Dorothy Dunnett's books often provide enough context to follow the immediate plot, the intricate character development and long-running political and personal sagas are best appreciated by reading the preceding volumes first.
Is Caprice and Rondo based on historical events or figures?
Like other books in the House of Niccolò series, Caprice and Rondo is deeply rooted in historical events and features real historical figures from 15th-century Europe, particularly focusing on the political and economic landscape of the time.