Roma Kulübü

An Italian woman looking for her husband in Armistice Istanbul would meet a love she never expected, the love a person feels for his homeland...

The biggest difference between war and peace is this: war is for fools, peace is for wise people. That's why peace is more difficult than war.

Allecra was an ordinary teacher in Rome, who was intoxicated by the victory in World War I, and was longingly waiting for the return of her husband in Istanbul. Until one evening there was a knock on his door and a two-line, unsealed letter was thrust into his hand.

Called to Istanbul, to be with her husband, Allecra will find much more than she expected in this unshared city where she flew with dreams of peace and love, and she will have to wait a while longer for the only person she wants to meet, her husband. He discovered a Rome rebuilt from scratch in Pera and became the sought-after face of the Rome Club. And he would be the greatest assistant of the Italian High Commissioner in Istanbul, Count Sforza, in his peace efforts.

Istanbul was a city that fascinated everyone with its beauty. Allecra, who fascinates everyone with her beauty, will find a world she has never known before in Istanbul. Who wasn't there in this world?

Vultures flying over a dying nation, traitors walking arm in arm with enemies occupying their homeland, high society continuing their glittering lives as if there was no war, Sari Pasha with lightning flashing in his eyes, and unnamed heroes who left behind many of their loved ones for the sake of freedom... The life that flows around him will reshape him. It would make him think twice about loyalty and betrayal. While Allecra was changing completely with what she saw and experienced in Istanbul during the Armistice period, where she arrived with romantic dreams of peace, she would also witness a nation rising from its ashes.
(From the Promotional Bulletin)



Number of Pages: 750

Year of Printing: 2016


Language: Turkish
Publisher: Artemis Publications

Editor-in-Chief: Ilgin Sönmez

Number of Pages: 750

First Print Year: 2016

Language Turkish