Whispers of the Devil's Daughter

They called her the devil’s daughter. They said her rings held poison and her smile was the

last thing men saw before they died. But the truth is far more dangerous than the legend.

Lucrezia Borgia did not kill for pleasure. She was raised to understand one lesson.

In her family, love was a weapon and daughters were trained to aim. Lucrezia was born

into the most feared political family in Renaissance Italy. Her father became Pope Alexander the

Sixth. Her brother Cesare commanded armies. They did not rise through faith.

They rose through strategy. The Vatican was their castle. Religion was their

excuse. Power was their only religion. At thirteen, Lucrezia was married