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Auf Treu und Glauben
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A Question of Belief

Commissario Brunetti's 19th Case
Published by Diogenes as Auf Treu und Glauben
Original Title: A Question of Belief

Ferragosto in Venice: Commissario Brunetti longs to go to the mountains in South Tyrol with his family. He really needs a holiday and wants to hide away under the duvet and read history books. For a while it seems that even crime is taking a break for the summer, but then two friends ask him for a favour: Brusca is worried about delayed cases at the Tribunale, and Vianello about his aunt. She is in danger of becoming a victim of her trusting nature and Vianello fears she might be under the influence of a dangerous trickster. Which canals is the money flowing through? Brunetti would rather solve all this after his holiday and is already on the train –when a dead body is discovered. A murder case that leads the Commissario all over Venice in the stifling heat. Brunetti fights against underhandedness and hypocrisy, against cunning and corruption. But he still dreams of a world, which is founded on good faith and belief.


Crime fiction, General Fiction
320 pages
2011

978-3-257-06776-7

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»An excellent read, especially for those who enjoy intelligent, urbane, literary mysteries set in Europe.«
Library Journal, New York
»Beautifully written, atmospheric and redolent of an Italian summer at its murderous best.«
Book Page, Nashville
»If you are wondering why ›Time‹ named Leon one of the top 50 mystery writers, then ›A Question of Belief‹ will answer that question conclusivley.«
Joe Hartlaub / bookreporter.com
»An excellent read, especially for those who enjoy intelligent, urbane, literary mysteries set in Europe.«
Library Journal, New York
»Beautifully written, atmospheric and redolent of an Italian summer at its murderous best.«
Book Page, Nashville
»If you are wondering why ›Time‹ named Leon one of the top 50 mystery writers, then ›A Question of Belief‹ will answer that question conclusivley.«
Joe Hartlaub / bookreporter.com
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