No Body Found

Italy, 1934. A dead man is walking.

Pietro Carnevali, missing for seven months, is seen alive at a Lombard factory — unchanged, unaged. OVRA agent Furio Ferretti, who doesn't believe in ghosts, is assigned to a classified joint investigation unit by Mussolini's direct order. Eleanor Hawthorne arrives on Churchill's mandate, a physicist who reads anomalies as data.

They don't trust each other but are the only two asking the right questions about June 13, 1933, when something fell from the sky near Vergiate. Trail of dead witnesses, nameless graves, something walking the frozen fields of Lombardy.

The answers will cost them more.