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by - written on 25/03/08 (Very useful, 65 readings)
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A crime novel is often a vehicle for describing people and/or places. The ones that are set in familiar or iconic locations are usually the latter: crime readers relish Thorne's London, Rebus's Edinburgh and of course all these Italy-based, English-written crime stories by the likes of Magdalen Nabb, Donna Leon and, not least, David Hewson. In "The Seventh Sacrament" detectives Nic Costa (young, optimistic, personable) and Gianni Peroni (older, gruffer, bigger) and their boss Leo Falcone (the only one of the three with a developed character) are back in Rome after their exile in Venice and are investigating a series of murders. The murders originate ... Read the complete review
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