Murder in the Hills of Chianti - Eitelgeorge, Jack V
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The novella is the third and final book in a series about a young attorney who is drawn into investigations that invade his otherwise happy and successful life. His family is a part of his active entrances into the intrusion of crime. He is motivated to protect his family and to resolve any and all injustices that threaten them. He is married to a beautiful Italian lady, whose brother is a fellow lawyer and supporter of the eternal quest for justice. The two men are a good team, and they love a challenge. And with their planned summer vacation in Italy, they find their latest challenge. There…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
The novella is the third and final book in a series about a young attorney who is drawn into investigations that invade his otherwise happy and successful life. His family is a part of his active entrances into the intrusion of crime. He is motivated to protect his family and to resolve any and all injustices that threaten them. He is married to a beautiful Italian lady, whose brother is a fellow lawyer and supporter of the eternal quest for justice. The two men are a good team, and they love a challenge. And with their planned summer vacation in Italy, they find their latest challenge. There is a serial killer in Florence. While the novella is fiction, many of the locations, events and politics of the 1970s and early 1980s are factual. Along the way the reader is taken to several world-renown cities, wine areas and events within the Chianti wine regions.
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Autorenporträt
Jack V. Eitelgeorge is a former businessman who took up writing after retirement. He has a Master's Degree in Creative Writing from Sonoma State University. He was born in Vallejo, California, and witnessed some of the events and places described in this book. "The Lady from Como" is a sequel to his earlier book, "The Meat Eaters." Both books are fiction, based on the events of the 1960s and 1970s. Most fiction is based on facts and possible facts. This work includes both. It seeks to reinforce hope and positivity.