Mitchell Rose and the Bologna Massacre is a crime story that explores the last fifty years of cross-fertilisation between the Italian criminal underworld, its secret services, politics and the judicial system. When Mitchell Rose is called to Milan by Remo Rhimare, a local judge who wants him to investigate the Bologna bombing of 1980, he knows it would make more sense to turn the job down. To make things even more complicated, Rhimare also wants Rose to reign in his errant daughter, who is becoming increasingly wayward. As Rose begins to investigate, the two missions surprisingly become one, culminating in a dreadful dramatic climax.
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