City of Belmont - Ruth Faulkner Public Library

Riccardino, Andrea Camilleri ; read by Mark Meadows

Label
Riccardino, Andrea Camilleri ; read by Mark Meadows
Language
eng
Form of composition
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Format of music
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Literary text for sound recordings
fiction
Main title
Riccardino
Music parts
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Responsibility statement
Andrea Camilleri ; read by Mark Meadows
Series statement
An Inspector Montalbano mystery, 28
Summary
When Inspector Montalbano receives an early morning phone call it proves to be the start of a very trying day. For the caller expects Montalbano to arrive imminently at a rendezvous with some friends. But before he can reply the caller announces himself as someone called Riccardino and hangs up. Later that day news comes in of a brutal slaying in broad daylight by an unknown assassin who makes his getaway on a motorbike. And when the Inspector learns of the victim's identity - a man called Riccardino - his troubles are only just beginning. For soon he must contend with the involvement of a local bishop and a fortune teller who reports some strange goings-on in her neighbourhood. All roads soon lead to a local salt mine but the case proves stubbornly intractable until Montalbano receives another unexpected call
Target audience
adult
Transposition and arrangement
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