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A Fine and Private Place
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A Fine and Private Place
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A Fine and Private Place

Written by Christobel Kent

Narrated by Saul Reichlin

Rating: 2.5 out of 5 stars

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As Sandro Cellini gets to grips with the dispiriting realities of life as a private detective, an old case comes back to haunt him. Loni Meadows, the subject of a routine investigation back in his police-officer days is found dead in circumstances Sandro cannot convince himself are accidental. However inconvenient his suspicions might be he presses ahead with the case and attempts to uncover the truth.
LanguageEnglish
Release dateOct 1, 2011
ISBN9781407489971
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A Fine and Private Place
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Christobel Kent

Christobel Kent was born in London and grew up in London and Essex, including a stint on the Essex coast on a Thames barge with three siblings and four step-siblings, before reading English at Cambridge. She has worked in publishing and TEFL teaching, and has lived in Modena, in northern Italy, and in Florence. She has written several novels set in Italy, including The Drowning River and A Murder in Tuscany, and lives in Cambridge with her husband and five children.

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  • Rating: 1 out of 5 stars
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    Wow was this Booooooooooring! Cellini was slow, his wife emotionally distraught, the other characters (on an artistic retreat in an old castle) really erudite, and the innocent working in the kitchen. Unlike other detectives in Italy & France, you never get the sense that Cellini has much of a personality, he seems to be stuck & just drifting along.Long narratives, very little action and almost as little dialog.Will skip the series.