Journey back to the vibrant and tumultuous streets of fifteenth-century Florence in "Niccolo," a riveting historical biographical fiction novel that reveals the untold story of the iconic Niccolo Machiavelli before he became famous.

For Niccolo, life has been a whirlwind of tavern going and debauchery, indulging in the pleasures of a carefree existence. However, his world is about to undergo a seismic shift. Confronted with the unyielding demands of both a wife and a burgeoning career, Niccolo faces choices he cannot easily refuse.

As the menacing clouds of war loom over his beloved Florence, Niccolo is thrust into a web of intrigue and treachery. His first mission, entrusted to him by those in power, is to rendezvous with a dangerously alluring woman, a task upon which his fledgling career hinges. The stakes are staggeringly high; failure could spell the end not only of his career but also his life. Every word he utters, every step he takes, is fraught with peril.

Born into the common social class, Niccolo faces an uphill battle as he endeavors to convince the aristocrats of his worth. In a society that values birthright and pedigree above all else, he must prove that his intellect, cunning, and loyalty are assets that transcend social boundaries.

In "Niccolo: Before They Were Famous," join the young Machiavelli on a thrilling journey through a Florence teetering on the brink of chaos. As he navigates the treacherous world of power and politics, he will discover the harsh realities of ambition, love, and the lengths to which one must go to secure their place in history. Will Niccolo Machiavelli rise above his humble origins to become the enigmatic figure known to the world, or will the ruthless forces of his time prove to be insurmountable?

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