I'm enjoying the unique Venitian outlook on life, love and death. And I love his family. It wasn't very LGBTQ friendly, this episode, but not because of our hero, but rather the attitudes of others, so that made that bearable.
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pickBrunetti is slowly growing on me, and I think a lot of it has to do with his dry and at times cynical sense of humor. It‘s a heatwave in Venice, and there are times in the narrative you could feel the heat. Brunetti balances justice and truth in this one, with a plot line that has twists. #1994 #19822022
pickYou know who is behind it all as soon as you meet him, so this book is all about “How will they get that no-good sumbitch?“ And, of course, Brunetti does.
The language and attitudes are dated from todays perspective of LGBTQ+ rights. Despite that, Brunetti is sympathetic to the “transvestite whores“ in his context of 1994 Italy.
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pickI think this is the best of this series that I have read so far. The plot was very involved but kept my interest to the end. I really enjoy the characters, and I love how the city of Venice is as important as any character. This couldn‘t take place anywhere else. With food and drink so important in these books, I think a picture of our Valentine‘s Day Prosecco is appropriate. Brunetti drank some in the story 😄
Yes, I have another book in progress on my Kindle, but I‘m in the mood for Commissario Brunetti 😄 This is the next one in the series for me. I have a long way to go!
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“The shoe was red, the red of London phone booths,New York fire engines... hooked from the first sentence, then paragraph!
pickI definitely have a type, Brunetti, Gamache and Longmire. I can't get enough of these characters!!!
Dressed for Death: A Commissario Guido Brunetti Mystery | 
