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And Then You Die is the eighth book in the Inspector Zen series from the 'maestro of crime writing', Michael Dibdin: a thrilling tale of hidden identity set against the backdrop of the Tuscan coast. Now a major TV series on BBC One from the producers of DCI Banks and Wallander featuring Rufus Sewell.
Aurelio Zen was dead to the world. Under the next umbrella, a few desirable metres closer to the sea, Massimo Rutelli was just dead.
Inspector Zen is back, but nobody's supposed to know it. After months in hospital recovering from a bomb attack on his car, he is lying low under a false name…mehr

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And Then You Die is the eighth book in the Inspector Zen series from the 'maestro of crime writing', Michael Dibdin: a thrilling tale of hidden identity set against the backdrop of the Tuscan coast. Now a major TV series on BBC One from the producers of DCI Banks and Wallander featuring Rufus Sewell.

Aurelio Zen was dead to the world. Under the next umbrella, a few desirable metres closer to the sea, Massimo Rutelli was just dead.

Inspector Zen is back, but nobody's supposed to know it. After months in hospital recovering from a bomb attack on his car, he is lying low under a false name at a beach resort on the Tuscan coast, waiting to testify in an imminent anti-Mafia trial. But when an alarming number of people are dropping dead around him, it seems just a matter of time before the Mafia manages to finish the job it bungled months before on a lonely Sicilian road. The pleasant monotony of resort life is cut short as Zen finds himself transported to a remote and strange world far from home...and wherever he goes, trouble follows.

If you enjoyed the Inspector Zen Mystery series you may also like The Last Sherlock Holmes Story , another crime novel by Michael Dibdin.
Autorenporträt
Michael Dibdin, 1947-2007, ging in Schottland und Irland zur Schule. Nach Studienjahren in England und Kanada lehrte er mehrere Jahre an der Universität von Perugia. Hier entstand auch die Idee für seine später preisgekrönte Krimiserie mit dem italienischen Kommissar Aurelio Zen. Michael Dibdin lebte mit seiner Frau, der Schriftstellerin Katherine Beck, in Seattle.