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Commissario Brunetti's 23rd Case
Band 23
Commissario Brunetti
Published by Diogenes as Tod zwischen den Zeilen
Original Title: By its Cover

When several valuable antiquarian books go missing from a prestigious library in the heart of Venice, Commissario Brunetti is immediately called to the scene. The staff suspect an American researcher has stolen them, but for Brunetti something doesn’t quite add up. Taking on the case, the Commissario begins to seek information about some of the library’s regulars, such as the ex-priest Franchini, a passionate reader of ancient Christian literature, and Contessa Morosini- Albani, the library’s chief donor. When a death occurs, the case takes a more sinister turn and soon Brunetti finds himself submerged in the dark secrets of the black market of antiquarian books.

Crime Fiction, Contemporary Literature
288 pages
2015

978-3-257-06929-7
Donna
Leon

Donna Leon, born in New Jersey in 1942, has worked as a travel guide in Rome and as a copywriter in London. She taught literature in universities in Iran, China, and Saudi Arabia. The Brunetti novels brought her to world-wide fame. Donna Leon lived in Italy for many years, and although she now lives in Switzerland, she often visits Venice.

Donna Leon

Pressezitate

Star Tribune, Minneapolis
»Donna Leon’s writing trembles with true feeling.«
Bill Ott
Booklist (starred review), Chicago
»Think of Leon’s latest ›Brunetti‹ novel as a love letter to her fans. [...] This will likely be one of his most-loved adventures.«
Joe Hartlaub
www.bookreporter.com
»One of her best in a long line of super efforts. [...] Guido Brunetti’s wry internal observations and musings about everything from his superiors to his family are reason enough to come to the feast.«
Peter Craven
Sydney Morning Herald
»Donna Leon is one of the more unusual and satisfying writers of crime fiction in the current pantheon [...] Brunetti is exceptional among detectives. [...] Not since Simenon’s Maigret have we seen a detective so devoted to the reality and complexity of everyday life.«

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