Madre d'ossa

Teresa Battaglia finds herself grappling with the shadows of her past as her memory begins to falter. The stakes are high, and she must confront her greatest foe yet: the encroaching darkness within her own mind. As the pieces of her identity start to slip away, she embarks on a journey that intertwines her personal struggles with a larger, ominous mystery that looms over her existence.

Tuti and Zanandrea weave a compelling narrative, merging psychological introspection with suspenseful storytelling. Readers are drawn into Teresa's world, where memories can be both a refuge and a torment. The duality of her experiences raises haunting questions about the nature of recollection and loss, making her fight to reclaim her past all the more poignant.

Amidst the decay of her recollections, Teresa encounters allies and adversaries, each compelling her to confront the truth of who she is. As she navigates through layers of unresolved pain and the complex tapestry of her relationships, she must also face the chilling possibility that her most significant battle may, in fact, be with herself.