Title: Enchanting
Product review: I'm a new reader of Michael Dibdin and am already hooked. Aurelio Zen is a thinking person's detective and a modern Italian version of the world-weary, incorruptible, and cynical hardboiled detectives of the 1930s. The mystery itself is compelling, with a ghost story as the key to intricate, overlapping conspiracies. But the glory of the book is its Venetian topography, along with its insights into Zen's psychological terrain and finely-honed sense of justice. I highly recommend this book.
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