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A mystery, a comedy, and a riveting human drama rolled into one, from the bestselling author of MIDNIGHT IN THE GARDEN OF GOOD AND EVIL

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'Berendt's descriptions of people and places are well-honed and he has an ear for a good yarn as well as an obvious knack for getting people to talk revealingly.' * Laurence Phelan, Independent on Sunday *
'Berendt's descriptions of people and places are well-honed and he has an ear for a good yarn as well as an obvious knack for getting people to talk revealingly' * Laurence Phelan, Independent on Sunday *
'Fascinating, fantastic. . . Intrigue, too, stems from the burning of the Fenice opera house in 1996 and here Berendt's enthusiasm for juicy recriminations become almost palpable.' * Stephanie Cross, Observer *
It's a fascinating read' * Jonathan Gibbs, Telegraph *
'Glittering, entertaining and anecdote-filled.' * Sunday Times *
'The inhabitants of Venice are the real stars of the story' * Sunday Telegraph *

The City of Falling Angels

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    A Paperback / softback by John Berendt

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      Publisher Hodder & Stoughton
      Published 7 September 2006
      ISBN-13 9780340825006
      978-0340825006
      ISBN-10 0340825006
      Also in:
      Travel & Transport Places and peoples: general and pictorial works

      Description

      Book Synopsis
      A mystery, a comedy, and a riveting human drama rolled into one, from the bestselling author of MIDNIGHT IN THE GARDEN OF GOOD AND EVIL

      Trade Review
      'Berendt's descriptions of people and places are well-honed and he has an ear for a good yarn as well as an obvious knack for getting people to talk revealingly.' * Laurence Phelan, Independent on Sunday *
      'Berendt's descriptions of people and places are well-honed and he has an ear for a good yarn as well as an obvious knack for getting people to talk revealingly' * Laurence Phelan, Independent on Sunday *
      'Fascinating, fantastic. . . Intrigue, too, stems from the burning of the Fenice opera house in 1996 and here Berendt's enthusiasm for juicy recriminations become almost palpable.' * Stephanie Cross, Observer *
      It's a fascinating read' * Jonathan Gibbs, Telegraph *
      'Glittering, entertaining and anecdote-filled.' * Sunday Times *
      'The inhabitants of Venice are the real stars of the story' * Sunday Telegraph *

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