Paul Adam |
Cremona Mysteries Book 2 Filled with remarkable history and musical lore, Paganini’s Ghost plays at a breathtaking tempo that will keep you reading until the very last page.
Superb...captivating but never
transparent...enriched by meticulously detailed historical intrigues.
A delightful romp through 19th-century classical music and the hunt for an invaluable art object. Readers will love this mystery. Library Journal Review, Starred Review. This is the second book in the murder-mystery series about Cremona violin maker, Gianni Castiglione, and his detective friend, Antonio Guastafeste. In Paganini’s Ghost, Gianni and Antonio return to investigate more mysterious deaths in a tantalising story of love, deception and greed. If you enjoyed their earlier adventure, you will be delighted by this new tale. A dazzling young Russian virtuoso performs a sell-out recital on Paganini’s violin in the cathedral in Cremona. Then one of the audience, a shady Parisian dealer, is found dead in his hotel room, a fragment of music belonging to the virtuoso hidden in his wallet. But how did the dead man get hold of it? And why? Following a trail that leads back to Paganini, his lover Elisa Bonaparte (Napoleon’s sister), Catherine the Great and a long-lost priceless treasure, Gianni and Antonio must unravel another mystery that has gone unanswered for over a century, one that may hold the answer to the modern-day murder. Paganini's Ghost is published in the UK by Endeavour Publishing and in the USA by Felony and Mayhem. It is also available in audio edition and as a Kindle e-book. Other Cremona Mysteries |