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Old 06-26-2014, 06:20 PM   #153
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The first three books in the Inspector Montalbano series, by Andrea Camilleri, are available as a collection: The Montalbano Mysteries: Three Crime Novels of Sicily.

The blurb is not very helpful:

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Synopsis

The first three irresistible instalments in the Inspector Montalbano series from the bestselling Sicilian author.
However, by peering closely at the cover image, I think I can see that the cover, at least, indicates that this does contain the first three books in the series:

The Shape of Water
The Terra-Cotta Dog
The Snack Thief


I have read most of the books in this series, and have liked them all. They are police procedurals with a tinge of cynicism or world-weariness, which feels a bit like the cynicism in Donna Leon's Brunetti series.

Here's the book info:

Pan Macmillan, October 2012
Imprint: Mantle
ISBN: 9781447219620

It's couponable in Kobo India, and probably some other stores too.
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