Who is Maestro? Is he Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, living beyond the grave? How can that be? Who is The Leader who writes in codes, who employs two Macedonian clods to dig up graves for teeth, so he can steal them, test them, substitute for his own and inherit genius? Who is Johannes Huber? Who is he really? We know he loves the beautiful Nicoletta, and her dogs, and her bathroom with the stand-up male urinal, but what are his real motives, his true ultimate goals? Maestro is a mystery thriller set in the eighteenth century and in the present day. And it is like no other novel you will read. The story sucks you in. And it invites you, the reader, to participate in the story, to decipher the codes for yourself, to uncover the truth for yourself, to walk down tortuous, intriguing pathways, step by unexpected step, until you un-scramble it all. Very satisfying.