Inspector Montalbano Mysteries: The Dance of the Seagull (Audiobook)

from cathyskye

When I began reading The Dance of the Seagull and learned that Montalbano was going on vacation with Livia, I groaned out loud. I'm not a fan of Livia; it seems that all she and the inspector can do when they're together is misunderstand each other and fight. I'd much rather deal with clues and d...

from Auntie-Nanuuq

I'm finding Camilleri's books are becoming a bit more violent as time goes on & Montalbano's humor lessening. Fazio's wife calls Montalbano asking about Fazio as he never came home from an undercover assignment, but Montalbano & the rest of the police station, know that Fazio wasn't assigned to a...

from lkernagh

I liked this one for a number of reasons. The story is back on solid footing as a police procedural. It also has a more somber feel about it. The story stays more or less focused on the case at hand and Montalbano even tries to minimize the number of falsehoods he tells to his boss, the Commissio...

from ffortsa

Ah, the delights of Sicily, and our favorite Inspector. Equal parts slapstick and mystery, this episode begins with a vacation plan for Salvo and Livia, but instead finds Fazio in trouble, Salvo stalked by a beautiful nurse, and the powers that be beautifully manipulated as usual to do just what ...

from mysterymax

Montalbano sees a seagull do an odd dance before dropping dead on the sand outside his house. The image, burned on his mind, actually helps him find a vital clue at the end. In this one, Fazio is missing and a search is made and he's found. He's been shot and has lost his memory of the events lea...