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The Lost Girls of Rome
Donato Carrisi
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Description for The Lost Girls of Rome
Paperback. The Italian Literary Thriller Sensation from the author of the bestselling, prize-winning The Whisperer Num Pages: 496 pages. BIC Classification: FF. Category: (G) General (US: Trade). Dimension: 198 x 129 x 31. Weight in Grams: 336.
A young girl has mysteriously disappeared in Rome. As rain lashes the ancient streets, two men, Clemente and Marcus, sit in a cafe near the Piazza Navona and pore over the details of the case. They are members of the ancient Penitenzeri - a unique Italian team, linked to the Vatican, and trained in the detection of true evil. But they are not alone. Sandra - a brilliant forensics expert with a tragic past - is also working on the case. When her path crosses theirs, not only do they make headway in the case of the missing girl, ... Read more
A young girl has mysteriously disappeared in Rome. As rain lashes the ancient streets, two men, Clemente and Marcus, sit in a cafe near the Piazza Navona and pore over the details of the case. They are members of the ancient Penitenzeri - a unique Italian team, linked to the Vatican, and trained in the detection of true evil. But they are not alone. Sandra - a brilliant forensics expert with a tragic past - is also working on the case. When her path crosses theirs, not only do they make headway in the case of the missing girl, ... Read more
Product Details
Format
Paperback
Publication date
2013
Publisher
Abacus
Condition
New
Number of Pages
496
Place of Publication
London, United Kingdom
ISBN
9780349000312
SKU
V9780349000312
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About Donato Carrisi
Donato Carrisi was born in 1973 and studied law and criminology. He won four Italian literature prizes for his bestselling debut The Whisperer. Since 1999 he has been working as a TV screenwriter, and he lives in Rome.
Reviews for The Lost Girls of Rome
Donato Carrisi's latest offering doesn't disappoint...as the twists in this page-turner come thick and fast ...Throughout, there are also echoes of the bestselling author, Dan Brown, courtesy of the mysterious Penitenzieri. But Carrisi, in this reviewer's opinion, does a better job of weaving the story of an ancient organisation into a modern-day thriller Sunday Business Post Ireland An atmospheric page-turner ... Read more