Dibdin gives readers a deliciously creepy new novel featuring the urbane and skeptical Aurelio Zen. In this new mystery, Zen returns to his native Venice, searching for a missing American millionaire and encountering an assortment of corpses--including a suspiciously new skeleton that surfaces on the Isle of the Dead.
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Dibdin gives readers a deliciously creepy new novel featuring the urbane and skeptical Aurelio Zen. In this new mystery, Zen returns to his native Venice, searching for a missing American millionaire and encountering an assortment of corpses--including a suspiciously new skeleton that surfaces on the Isle of the Dead.
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Michael Dibdin is British, but he has a deep understanding of Italian culture, which makes the Aurelio Zen series much more than a "police procedural." Zen himself is a complex and ambiguous character, and in this the 4th in the series he must confront some truths about himself and his family history while navigating the Byzantine politics of his department. The bizarre crimes that he solves in the process are almost secondary. Fortunately, Zen can continue his self-discovery in the remaining books in the series.
