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| Gianni Biondillo |
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Inspector Ferraro has returned to a city he has never understood, Rome, where he left Commissioner Elena Rinaldi, another love affair gone bad. He's back from Brussels to the Quarto Oggiaro police station, with a white beard, a new house, his daughter Giulia in full pre-adolescence and Lanza. Then there's work, a burglary in a villa that left the burglar, a gypsy, and the owner of the house dead. At the same time, in Lodi, an incredible jailbreak ends in bloodbath and mystery. The escaped con is a small-time black crook. How and why did the underworld orchestrate his escape? Who is Towongo Haile Moundou? As fate would have it, Elena Rinaldi will have to find the answer to that question.
Architect-essayist Gianni Biondillo (Milan, 1966) writes for film and television and works at the editorial desk of Nazione Indiana. His architecture books include Carlo Levi e Elio Vittorini. Scritti di architettura (1997) and Giovanni Michelucci. Brani di cittą aperti a tutti (1999). In 2001 he wrote Pasolini. Il corpo della cittą, with an introduction by Vincenzo Consolo. His debut novel Per cosa si uccide, came in 2004. His subsequent works include Con la morte nel cuore (2005), Per sempre giovane (2006), Il giovane sbirro (2007), the collection of essays Metropoli per principianti (2008), and the essay Manuale di sopravvivenza del padre contemporaneo (written with Severino Colombo). He also edited the collection of male erotic stories, Pene d'amore.
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