Title: Commissario Guido Brunetti Seeks Justice Again
Product review: Donna Leon again creates an ambience in Venice that few tourists ever come into contact with. Her descriptions of the city; the crime and violence; the moral values of the typical Venetian; the rampant corruption in government; and the pollution that will ultimately destroy Venice, are juxtaposed with the normal life of the Brunetti family of 4, and the exquisite Italian (Venetian) food that is so lovingly described. Leon's characters -- good and evil -- are fully developed, and her storytelling abilities are excellent. These are books that are impossible to set down even for a minute: one must read them from start to finish, as I have done 10 of them in the last 2 weeks.
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