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Historical Thrillers. Forbidden Passions. Worlds Beyond Time.

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Drew Black, author of mystery and time travel novels.

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Coming December 2025 .

Drew Black 's new thriller that will change your December .

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Author – Drew Black

THE ECHO OF TIME

  • Also available in eBook version

A historical thriller set in Florence: the best-selling novel
by Drew Black , author of The Echo of Time .

Cover of the novel L’Eco del Tempo by Andrea Fabbri, in collaboration with Lisa Bigalli. The book is a historical and psychological thriller set in Florence, between past and present. The image shows a man from behind looking at the dome of the Duomo with a symbolic medallion in his hand. The warm atmosphere of the Renaissance sunset evokes mystery, time and destiny. Perfect for those who love novels set in Italy, between enigmas, art and time travel.
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Cover of detective novels

Historical

 

Mysteries

Copertina del libro Il Segreto delle Ombre di Drew Black, thriller storico ambientato in Toscana, con misteri rinascimentali

Fantasy

 

Thriller

Cover of the book Echo in Time
Uomo anziano in nero

My story

Drew Black -

Born and raised in the Tuscan hills, Drew Black has always cultivated a deep passion for storytelling and literature. After studying Modern Literature at the University of Florence, he dedicated years to historical research and the development of his unique narrative style.

His literary debut took place in April 2025 with "L'Eco del Tempo", a novel that intertwines Renaissance Florence with contemporary Florence, exploring how the past continues to influence the present.

“Writing,” Drew says, “is an act of archaeology of the soul. We dig into memories, fears, and desires to unearth fragments of truth that can resonate with the reader’s experience.”

In addition to writing, Drew leads creative workshops in Tuscany and is already working on a new narrative project, continuing to explore the relationship between time, memory and identity.

"Stories are bridges across time and space, connecting seemingly distant human experiences." — Drew Black

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