Romancing the cold fusion

Meteora Greece 1942: the German scientist Edmung Geer breaks into the monastery of Agios Nikolaos to try exotic equipment contained in the hoard of the saint but does not find anything.
Bari today: Michael, fed up with by his work and family life, back to the Moon mountains, a place of white rocks where he lived the first emotions of adolescence and meets two young women who are investigating the history of St. Nicholas.
A cool and Mediterranean Puglia, where human activities and nature are symbiotic, is the background to the search that leads them from Bari to Meteora in Greece and area 51 in Nevada.
Someone follows them and watch for their movements; such interests are moving in the shadows? What was Geer trying in Meteora in 1942? Where is hidden the ultimate gift of St. Nicholas, what has surprised many children and originated the legend of Santa Klaus? Will Michael find new interests and girlfriends? Will the main-stream (the life) that pulls them from beach to beach, be able to lead them to the sea, under the watchful eye of the moon? It 'possible that the answer is still in the Moon mountains?
The book is the first volume of the Moon Trilogy (Romancing the cold fusion - Zero Gravity – The line)