Chief Superintendent Michele Ferrara of Italy's elite Anti-Mafia Investigation Department is tasked with investigating the deaths of several Calabrian citizens
- some in New York, some in the small, isolated villages that dot the Italian countryside. To get to the bottom of the case, Ferrara has to infiltrate the village of San Piero d' Aspromonte, deep in the Calabrian mountains. & there he must put his life on the line to learn more about a family at the centre of an ancient, bloody feud...
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Details: Once again, Roderick Alleyn is on the case of a killer who plucked the life from the newest initiate of The
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Details: Florence, October 1966. The rain is never-ending. When a young boy vanishes on his way home from school the
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Sweet William, a discreet professional companion to the wealthy, needs help. A famous, but not beloved, novelist is found dead & William is the prime suspect. His only recourse is for the real murderer to be found. He is able to provide a list of suspec ...

Carly Paladino, an investigator for a San Francisco security firm, re-evaluates her life & decides to strike out on her own. Her first case involves the death of the daughter of an old & moneyed Pacific Heights family. A mysterious young man is arrest ...

When Penelope Kite swaps her humdrum life in Surrey for a picturesque farmhouse in the south of France, she imagines a simple life of long lunches & chilled rosé...

What she doesnt imagine is the dead body floating in her swimming pool.

Convinced that the victim suffered more than a drunken accident, Penelope plunges headlong into local intrigue & long-simmering resentments to uncover the truth.

But with a meddling estate agent, an unfriendly Chief of Police, a suspiciously charming Mayor, & the endless temptation of that second pain au chocolat, life in the delightful village of St Merlot is certainly never simple.

Product Information:
• ISBN: 9781409182009
• Author: Serena Kent
• Publisher: Orion Books
• Format: Paperback
• Pages: 344
• Dimensions: 19 x 12cm













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