Almost blue italian pdf download

Jul 22, Io? In perfetta sintonia, direi, con il film di Alex Infascelli, emozionante nelle atmosfere, ma carente di forza espressiva e interpretato in modo evanescente. This was not a good book. The only witness is a This was not a good book.

The only witness is a blind man, Simone, who eavesdrops on the city with scanners. Translated from the Italian, that might explain some of the terrible sentence structures and pointless lines, but not all of them. Ottimi spunti, davvero ottimi, e realizzazione mediocre. I personag Ottimi spunti, davvero ottimi, e realizzazione mediocre.

I personaggi sono davvero interessanti, ma i loro aspetti conflittuali car,o solo da contorno: Cxrlo 27, Procyon Lotor rated it really liked it Shelves: Grazia Negro Blues Ljcarelli ciclo moderno di Lucarelli continua qui con una ancor maggiore losangelizzazione emiliana, nella fattispecie di Bologna.

Scritto in tre stili per ognuno dei personaggi principali assassino incluso. Feb 27, Marcello S rated it liked it. Splendida protagonista, bella storia. Comunque ha qualche pregio. Jul 14, Ametista rated it really liked it Shelves: I gialli non luczrelli sono mai piaciuti, Almost blue non lo sembra nemmeno.

Sep 24, Yvann S rated it liked it. A serial killer is terrorising the people of Bologna and rookie Detective Inspector Grazia Negro is determined to solve the case. She only has one witness who can identify the killer — and he is blind. Together Simone and Negro are the only people able to stop him. I seem to be having a bout of the DNFs at the moment.

Maybe I am just getting more ruthless with my reading. Grazia is a great lead investigator although why why why the author chose to make her pre-menstrual is beyond me, did he want to ramp up the blood quotient even further? What made me put this book down was the incredibly short chapters, switching back and forth from Grazia to the killer to Simone.

Anyway it was too jumpy and I got fed up. I have to say that I was disappointed by this book. It started so well, grabbing and pulling me in ,ucarelli, so suddenly, it shifted track and lost its focus. Mar 03, Steve rated it really liked it. A novella at only pages that is a real page turner. Its brevity perhaps does not allow for as much character aljost and background as would be ideal. Review 2: A novella at o. Nly pages that is a real page turner. Its brevity perhaps does not allow for as much character development and background as would be ideal.

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