The lost girls of Rome

A forensic analyst in Rome investigates the supposedly accidental death of her own husband and uncovers a series of disappearances that may have connections to an ancient, secret society.

424, pagine

lingua English

Pubblicato il 30 Gennaio 2013 da Mulholland Books, Little, Brown and Company.

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ISBN:
978-0-316-24679-8
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Numero OCLC:
827082658

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Argomenti
  • Murder
  • Investigation
  • Fiction

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Spooky serial killers in my favorite city

I love Rome, so I enjoy picking up books that use it as a background. I had no high expectations, and so I was a bit blown away with how much I loved this. I enjoyed Sandra Verga, the female protagonist and forensic analyst, who comes to Rome to investigate her husband's death. Turns out he was involving a secret society of the Catholic church and came too close.

I did not care for the framing plot much and think the book would have been just as fine without the confusing time and place jumps so I can only hope it was there for a reason for the follow-up book involving Marcus and Sandra. I really dug this.