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Dead Lagoon by Michael Dibdin · Booklabria

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Michael Dibdin
Dead Lagoon

MysteryMystery & Detective, Police Procedural

Dead Lagoon

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Part ofAurelio Zen2 books in the catalogue

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First published: 1994
Language: English
Editions: 9
Series: Aurelio Zen

Synopsis

In the highly atmospheric Dead Lagoon, the fourth in Dibdin's series on Aurelio Zen, the detective manages to get himself assigned to Venice, his hometown, in order to engage in some lucrative private sleuthing on behalf of his American former girlfriend. He succeeds in both his official and unofficial enquiries, but not before tangling with a local politician on the make, and a childhood friend - and suffering the shattering of his youthful illusions.

Subjects: Mystery
Mystery & Detective, Police Procedural
Police
Italy
Set in: Italy
Venice
Characters: Aurelio Zen

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