Vera Sestili

Vera Sestili

in the Rogue Angels Column

Rogue Magazine

The Intriguing Call of Mystery.

By Andrew L. Rudder  ~ andrew@roguemag.ca

© 2010 Rogue Enterprises, Inc.

Look from the pinnacle of the prodigious Sibilllini Mountains in Italia that surround the intriguing city of Ascoli Piceno.

From the secluded areas amongst the countryside steeped in an atmosphere of serenity and mystery to the medieval village of Castel Trosino.

From the landscape carpeted in fruit orchards and vineyards imbued with outstanding natural beauty dispersed with many ancient villages and towns to the Central Renaissance square of Piazza del Popolo.

Beyond the breathtaking Adriatic coastline of Le Marche to as far as Armandola and Ortezzano.

And you won’t find another winsome woman like Vera Sestili who stirs up the spirit like the Renaissance-imbued, historical parade that celebrates Saint Emidio.

Whose statuesque physique epitomizes natural feminine beauty like Alexandros’ Venus De Milo.

Whose pulchritude garners more intrigue and gives her fans the highest degree of aesthetic pleasure to their senses like Bernardo Buontalenti’s infamous Grotto.

And punctures holes in the traditional conceptions of beauty with the tip of her scintillating stiletto.

Born.

Under the sign of the Capricorn.

It is the one and only ... Vera.

A woman with many contrasting, potent character traits that cohabit her very being and oftentimes clash like the six knights in the tournament of Quintana.

On her shoulders rest both an angel and a devil, she has fire in her heart and ice in her veins, and she