THE GAME OF MIRRORS ANDREA CAMILLERI

An engaging crime novel that takes you into a labyrinth of intrigue and secrets. Commissioner Montalbano faces a series of puzzles that test his deductive skills and intuition. Will he be able to unravel the complicated web of lies and uncover the truth before it's too late? Immerse yourself in the world of Vigata and let yourself be carried away by the unique atmosphere of the Sicilian province.

• Engaging plot full of twists and turns
• Expressive characters that are memorable
• Atmospheric descriptions of the Sicilian province
• Intriguing puzzle that keeps you in suspense until the very end
• Excellent reading for crime novel lovers
• Penetrating look at human nature

Andrea Camilleri is one of the most popular Italian crime writers, known primarily for his series of novels about Commissioner Montalbano. His books have been translated into many languages and have sold millions of copies worldwide. In his novels, Camilleri combines elements of crime, comedy and social satire, creating a unique style that has earned him the recognition of both critics and readers.

"The Game of Mirrors" is another episode of Commissioner Montalbano's adventures, in which he has to deal with two seemingly independent cases: a mysterious neighbor and a bomb placed in front of an abandoned warehouse. As the investigation progresses, Montalbano discovers that both cases are related and he himself is drawn into a dangerous game in which nothing is as it seems. Will he be able to uncover the truth and avoid a deadly threat?

The novel "The Game of Mirrors" is an excellent offer for all crime novel lovers who appreciate an engaging plot, expressive characters and a unique atmosphere. The book takes the reader to the picturesque Vigata, where secrets and dangers lurk at every turn. Camilleri masterfully builds tension and surprises the reader with unexpected twists and turns, making it difficult to put the book down.

"The Game of Mirrors" is not only a crime novel, but also a novel about human relationships, about trust and betrayal, about love and hate. Camilleri insightfully analyzes the motivations of his characters and shows how easily one can be deceived by appearances. The book encourages reflection on how we perceive reality and how often we succumb to illusions.

Edition: Noir sur Blanc, 2023. Number of pages: 209. Format: 234x152 mm. Binding: paperback.