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Review title: The Pure In Heart
Product review: This is an interesting mystery regarding the kidnaping of a small boy. The mystery has several twists and turns as well as a number of side stories that don't seem to connect to the mystery at all. It actually seems to involve more the private life of the primary detective and his family than it does the mystery at hand. The story begins with Simon Serrailler, the primary detective, on holiday in Venice and he receives a call from his father that his sister is ill and probably dying. He hurries home and his sister recovers - only to die sometime later. But the story of his sister has nothing to do with the disappearance of the boy and could be considered a distraction - or should the kidnaped child be considered the distraction? At one point, I seriously thought the child had been kidnaped to deflect the attention of the police from another matter. The book is well-written but I don't think it should be classified as a mystery but as general fiction.
