Theft in Venice
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• The best detective thriller according to Seattle Times
• is included in the series of “Best Police Detective” according to New York Times
The Merul library is amazing anxious news: the American scientist Nickerson cut out and carried away several dozen pages from the rarest folios of the 16th century . Detective Brunetti finds out that in addition to Nickerson, only priest Aldo Francini was in the reading room. This regular of the libraries, the person who literally lived with books, is the only one who can shed light on this dark story. Brunetti decides to talk to Franchini. But the priest is found dead. And the American University claims that no doctor nickerson exists
• is included in the series of “Best Police Detective” according to New York Times
The Merul library is amazing anxious news: the American scientist Nickerson cut out and carried away several dozen pages from the rarest folios of the 16th century . Detective Brunetti finds out that in addition to Nickerson, only priest Aldo Francini was in the reading room. This regular of the libraries, the person who literally lived with books, is the only one who can shed light on this dark story. Brunetti decides to talk to Franchini. But the priest is found dead. And the American University claims that no doctor nickerson exists
Author:
Author:Leon Donna
Category:
- Category:Fiction
- Category:Detective Books
- Category:Poetry & Literature
Publication language:
Publication Language:Russian
Paper:
Paper:Gazeta
Age restrictions:
Age restrictions:16+
ISBN:
ISBN:978-617-12-8104-2
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