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Death at La Fenice

READER RECOMMENDATION

By Dennis Lynch, Pittsburgh / March 17, 2010

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I just finished a reread of Donna Leon’s series of “police procedurals” set in Venice and featuring Commissario Guido Brunetti. What a joy they are! The theme is love much more than crime: love of family; colleagues; food and drink; literature; and the streets, canals, and light of Venice. Oh yes – politics, graft, greed – all that good stuff too. Start at the beginning with Death at La Fenice; you won’t regret it.

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