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Death and the Olive Grove: Book Two
Marco Vichi
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Description for Death and the Olive Grove: Book Two
Paperback. The second novel in the Inspector Bordelli series set in 1960s Florence - the detective must race to unmask a particularly brutal killer. Translator(s): Sartarelli, Stephen. Series: Inspector Bordelli. Num Pages: 272 pages. BIC Classification: FF. Category: (G) General (US: Trade). Dimension: 196 x 126 x 11. Weight in Grams: 186.
April 1964, but spring hasn't quite sprung. The bad weather seems suited to nothing but bad news. And bad news is coming to the police station.
First, Bordelli's friend Casimiro, who insists he's discovered the body of a man in a field above Fiesole. Bordelli races to the scene, but doesn't find any sign of a corpse.
Only a couple of days later, a little girl is found at Villa Ventaglio. She has been strangled, and there is a horrible bite mark on her belly. Then another little girl is found murdered, with the same macabre signature.
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Product Details
Publisher
Hodder & Stoughton
Format
Paperback
Publication date
2012
Series
Inspector Bordelli
Condition
New
Weight
195g
Number of Pages
272
Place of Publication
, United Kingdom
ISBN
9781444712247
SKU
V9781444712247
Shipping Time
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Ref
99-50
About Marco Vichi
Marco Vichi was born in Florence in 1957. The author of eleven novels and two collections of short stories, he has also written screenplays, music lyrics and for radio, and collaborated on projects for humanitarian causes. His novel Death in Florence won the Scerbanenco, Rieti, Camaiore and Azzeccagarbugli prizes. You can find out more at www.marcovichi.it.
Reviews for Death and the Olive Grove: Book Two
'A real find for anyone who likes their crime novels atmospheric, discursive, humorous and thought-provoking.'
Guardian
'[Italian] writers are justifiably growing in popularity here: Marco Vichi deserves to be among them . . . [Bordelli] is stubborn, womanless, cynical and impatient, but strangely appealing.'
Marcel Berlins, The Times
With a love of food and drink, a ... Read more
Guardian
'[Italian] writers are justifiably growing in popularity here: Marco Vichi deserves to be among them . . . [Bordelli] is stubborn, womanless, cynical and impatient, but strangely appealing.'
Marcel Berlins, The Times
With a love of food and drink, a ... Read more