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Tigana by Guy Gavriel Kay

A solid book in an analog of Italy. The nine provinces are divided among tyrants, and the name Tigana has been wiped from everyone’s thoughts by powerful magic. This was a reread.

It’s a tale of intrigue, compromise, and unlikely alliances. I enjoyed it quite a bit, particularly the characterization. Our viewpoint character has a lot hidden from him, but it’s a natural way to introduce us to the layers of plotting and history that are essential to the flavor of the book.