I misteri del castello d'Udolfo, vol. 1

Nestled on the banks of the Garonne in 1584, the modest yet elegant Castle of Sant’Aubert watches over rolling vineyards, dark firs and the mist‑clad peaks of the Pyrenees. Its owner, a widowed noble who has turned his back on courtly intrigue, spends his days strolling with his young wife and daughter, finding solace in the river’s song and the quiet of the surrounding woodlands. The castle’s heart is a modest library, a sanctuary of ancient and modern tomes that reflects his love for study and contemplation.

When a series of strange occurrences begin to disturb the tranquil routine—unexplained noises, misplaced objects, and whispered rumors among the nearby villagers—Sant’Aubert’s gentle world is quietly shaken. With his keen mind and the support of his family, he starts to investigate the hidden corners of his home, uncovering clues that hint at secrets long buried beneath the stone walls. The story unfolds as a gentle mystery, inviting listeners to wander through history, nature, and the faint echo of forgotten intrigues.