Blood on the Rock: Lucien Grimaldi and the Murders That Made Monaco
October 1505. Two Grimaldi brothers. One dagger. By morning, Jean II is dead and Lucien is Lord of Monaco. Eighteen years later his nephew walks into the palace, cuts his throat, and the body is dragged down the steps with forty-three wounds. Alexander Lawson tells the story of how a fortress on a cliff was kept — and lost — inside one family.
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