DESPU S DEL COMISARIO MONTALBANO, LLEGA EL COMISARIO VIVACQUA. Carlo F. De Filippis suma su nombre a la gran novela negra europea con Camilleri, Lemaitre y Dazieri a la cabeza. Salvatore Vivacqua, Tot para los m s ntimos, es el jefe de la Brigada de Investigaci n de la polic a de Tur n. Siciliano de origen, ama Tur n aunque le cuesta lidiar con su impenitente lluvia. No obstante, pronto tendr razones m s serias para preocuparse: Pierluigi Paternostro, un artista de renombre, ha sido ferozmente asesinado. Qui n pod a odiarlo de esa manera? Las v ctimas comienzan a sucederse, y la presi n de los medios y de sus superiores crece: Vivacqua tiene tres d as para encontrar al culpable. En su cometido contar con la ayuda del doctor Silvano Meucci, un funcionario fan tico de Napole n que ser clave para entender los movimientos del misterioso asesino. Mientras tanto, otro peque o drama dom stico lo reclama: Tommy, el amado perro de la familia, ha desaparecido. Con ecos de Camilleri, Fred Vargas y Lemaitre, De Filippis suma su nombre a la gran novela negra europea. ENGLISH DESCRIPTIONAFTER COMMISSIONER MONTALBANO, COMMISSIONER VIVACQUA ARRIVES. Carlo F. De Filippis adds his name to the great European crime novel with Camilleri, Lemaitre, and Dazieri at the helm. Salvatore Vivacqua, Tot to his close friends, is the head of the Turin Police Investigation Brigade. Sicilian by origin, he loves Turin although he has trouble dealing with its unrepentant rain. However, he will soon have more serious reasons to worry: Pierluigi Paternostro, a renowned artist, has been savagely murdered. Who could hate him so much? The victims begin to turn up one after another, and pressure from the media and his superiors grows: Vivacqua has three days to find the culprit. In his role he'll have the help of Dr. Silvano Meucci, an official who's a Napoleon fanatic and who will be key to understanding the movements of the mysterious assassin. Meanwhile, another small domestic drama demands his attention: Tommy, the beloved family dog, has disappeared. With echoes of Camilleri, Fred Vargas, and Lemaitre, De Filippis adds his name to the great European crime novel.
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