Ann Baiano

This is an exciting story that plays in Sicily, with all its clichés about family ties, mafia acts, murder and robbery. In this story, the Phoenician statue The Youth of Mozia i> is stolen. There is also a murder, which belongs to a series of murders within a family clan. The story is told in the now, in between there are also chapters that go back far, so that one understands the complex family construct and its history. Luca Santangelo, who is actually a journalist, has to help his son Diego, who was at the wrong time on the island of Mozia and was therefore accused of murder.
The story grabbed me from the start and let me guess how it goes until the very end.… (meer)