Started February 12th, finished February 15th.
This is the second book in my Aurelio Zen omnibus. I felt more at home with the character in his second outing.
This book once again starts in Rome and gives us a lovely feel for the city. As well as a Venetian feeling slightly at odds with the world outside Venice. The book also takes us to Sardinia and gives us not the most flattering portrait of small town Sardinia. I was interested to learn how things we expect to happen in Sicily and Naples are as prevalent t in other outlying areas.
There were parts to this tale which seemed a little far fetched to me. As well as a little OTT and not necessary to keep me interested. However, I did enjoy it and was a nice enjoyable read. I have no idea if the tale is as far fetched as it seems maybe I just leas a sheltered life.
As detective fiction goes it doesn't reach the levels of my triumvirate, Harry Bosch, Kurt Wallander and Guido Brunetti but I will finish the trilogy I've borrowed.
3 out of 5 pawprints
Total so far, Books - 8, Pages - 2,385
Next - The Diary of a Nobody by Weedon Grossmith
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