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As Commissario Guido Brunetti watches his mother buried, he takes some solace in the cloud dappled sky, and the tops of the Venretian cypress trees, moving gently in the spring breeze. A few days later he is consoled by returned missionary priest and family acquaintance, Father Antonin Scallon. But it is not consolation alone that brings him. Antonin is concerned about a friends son's large donations to the leader of an 'alternative' religious organisation, Leonardo Mutti. Suspicious, Brunetti asks if the man done anything wrong in making donations. <i>Not yet,</i> the priest replies. Then a ten-year-old gypsy girl is found dead in the canal, a man's wedding ring and watch in her possession, and Brunetti uncovers a thorny world of prejudice and malefaction surrounding the immigrant gypsy communities, and encounters the new task force set up to help investigate cases involving<i> 'extracommunitari'</i> . Could there be a connection between the maligned gypsy communities and Mutti's alternative 'religion'? Sinister forces are at work and when people or organisations have no respectability left to lose, Pandora's Box is ajar.
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Girl of His Dreams, Donna Leon
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- Erscheinungsdatum
- 2008
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- Titel
- Girl of His Dreams
- Sprache
- Englisch
- Autor*innen
- Donna Leon
- Verlag
- Audiobooks
- Erscheinungsdatum
- 2008
- Einband
- Andere
- Seitenzahl
- 4
- ISBN10
- 1846571324
- ISBN13
- 9781846571329
- Reihe
- Schlagwörter
- Belletristik, Krimi & Thriller, Krimi, Thriller, Spannung, Italien, Detektive, Geheimnisvoll, mysteriös, Kriminalität, Venedig
- Beschreibung
- As Commissario Guido Brunetti watches his mother buried, he takes some solace in the cloud dappled sky, and the tops of the Venretian cypress trees, moving gently in the spring breeze. A few days later he is consoled by returned missionary priest and family acquaintance, Father Antonin Scallon. But it is not consolation alone that brings him. Antonin is concerned about a friends son's large donations to the leader of an 'alternative' religious organisation, Leonardo Mutti. Suspicious, Brunetti asks if the man done anything wrong in making donations. <i>Not yet,</i> the priest replies. Then a ten-year-old gypsy girl is found dead in the canal, a man's wedding ring and watch in her possession, and Brunetti uncovers a thorny world of prejudice and malefaction surrounding the immigrant gypsy communities, and encounters the new task force set up to help investigate cases involving<i> 'extracommunitari'</i> . Could there be a connection between the maligned gypsy communities and Mutti's alternative 'religion'? Sinister forces are at work and when people or organisations have no respectability left to lose, Pandora's Box is ajar.