Inspector Montalbano Mysteries: Rounding the Mark (Audiobook)

from lkernagh

This was a more or less average story in the Inspector Montalbano series. The crimes that are the topic of this story - human trafficking - are reprehensible, for sure, but as with previous Montalbano stories, the crimes are only part of the story. This time, the personal Montablano focus is his ...

from barlow304

Yet again, Andrea Camilleri hits the bullseye with Inspector Montalbano. In this case, poor Montalbano is down in the dumps, determined to resign as he no longer respects the Italian justice system. But chance encounters draw him into two mysteries: a body floating off his beloved beach and a sma...

from Bruce_McNair

An Inspector Montalbano mystery - from the series on which the TV series is based. Montalbano goes swimming and bumps into a floating dead man. So starts a mystery involving illegal migration and child trafficking. The characterisation is good with a comical vein. I enjoyed this story more than a...

from ffortsa

Maybe I was too sleepy. Or maybe I've been reading too many mystery stories. (is that possible?) Whatever the reason, this Montalbano mystery didn't capture me the way the previous titles had. The usual cases that come together at the end, the usual accidents, the usual intimations that Montalban...

from bcquinnsmom

Continuing the Salvo Montalbano series in order, Rounding the Mark is number seven, leaving me six more to go. Five if you don't count the newest one, The Potter's Field, which won't get here until September. It's not a good night for Montalbano. He is unable to sleep, and even more telling, unab...