The Lost Guardian of Malta is a love letter to this incredible island.
Throughout the book, you’ll walk through the silent streets of Mdina, stand in the shadow of Valletta’s Grandmasters’ Palace, and uncover secrets among the ancient stones of Ħaġar Qim. While the story is fiction, the backdrop is real—Malta in all its historic beauty.
This book isn’t just a thrilling read; it’s an invitation to explore. Take it with you, wander through the places where history and mystery meet, and experience Malta like never before. Who’s ready for a Maltese adventure?
Nestled within the fortified city of Mdina, Malta, St. Paul’s Cathedral stands as a testament to centuries of religious devotion, architectural prowess, and historical significance.
The Azure Window, known in Maltese as it-Tieqa Żerqa, was a stunning natural limestone arch located in Dwejra Bay on the island of Gozo, Malta. Standing at approximately 28 meters (92 feet) tall, this geological
Paceville, a small district in St. Julian’s, Malta, is known across the island and beyond for its lively nightlife scene. It sits along the northeast coast, near the clear waters of St. George’s Bay, making
Ħaġar Qim, located near the village of Qrendi on the southwest coast of Malta, is one of the island’s most intriguing prehistoric sites. It dates back to around 3600–3200 BC and forms part of the
The Tarxien Temples, located in the town of Tarxien in southeastern Malta, stand as some of the most fascinating remnants of the island’s prehistoric past.