August Heat - Andrea Camilleri Reviews
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Newest Review: ... why murders are committed - but it's firmly embedded in Sicilian reality. This begins with the hidden apartment which is ... more
... nothing special in Sicily and goes on with the way people react when questioned. Background info on a suspect reveals a typical Sicilian career with Mafia connections. The inspector knows who's who in his town, who to molest for answers, who not to touch with a barge pole. Camilleri's thrillers with Montalbano are always also social criticism on the political and social conditions in present-day Sicily without being preachy, though. I've heard of Sicilians who're happy with his descriptions of their island, its history...more
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Customer August Heat - Andrea Camilleri Reviews (1)
August Heat - Andrea Camilleri: Sizzling Sicily (1038 words)by - written on 25/01/11 (Very useful, 74 readings)
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Commissario Salvo Montalbano has got a long-term, long-distance lady-friend, Livia. He lives in the south of Sicily, she in Genoa, 1440 km to the north. One summer he has to work and she decides to come to Sicily with a friend, her husband and their three-year-old son so that she's got company when Montalbano can't spend time with her. She asks him to look for a summer house for her friends, he finds a pretty, free-standing one with the beach just below, everything should be fine. One day the little boy disappears. He's fallen into an opening under the house, close inspection reveals that the house has really two storeys, not only the one that can be seen. ... Read the complete review
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