Commissario Guido Brunetti Mysteries (Audio): Death and Judgment (Audiobook)

from abbottthomas

This is a black-hearted book despite the expected pleasures of Brunetti's home life, family relationships and long, boozy lunches, not to mention the crumbling charm of largely car-free Venice. Three very professional murders of rich and influential men lead into the real, and truly awful, crime ...

from tangledthread

In this fourth Commissario Brunetti murder mystery we see the detective get emotionally wrought with suspects for the first time. I like this series and am trying to read it in sequence. The ending to this one was a little odd with the Commissario going for a long ride in the suspect's car in the...

from TadAD

Another wry and cynical pas d'armes between Commissario Brunetti and the corruption of Italian society. Once again, what starts off looking like a simple crime gradually extends tendrils into the world of the powerful and wealthy of Italy, the individuals who not only view themselves as above the...

from tututhefirst

I've read 8 of the 19 (not in order) of this incredible detective series set in Venice. Everytime I read one, I want to jump on a plane and then get in a gondola and take Venice by storm. Leon really fleshes out Comissario Guido Brunetti in this one. The story is as much about his struggle to enl...

from VictorTrevor

The Brunetti books are always worth reading. Brunetti's struggle to balance the law, justice, morality and ethics raises important issues which are ably communicated through stylish and thoughtful narrative.