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Death At La Fenice

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When renowned opera conductor Helmut Wellauer is found dead in his dressing room, the victim of cyanide poisoning, Guido Brunetti, the Vice Commissario of the Venice police, must sift through several suspects.

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Publisher
HarperTorch
Language
English
Pages
288

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Edition Availability
Cover of: Muerte en La Fenice
Muerte en La Fenice
2009, Lectura+
in Spanish
Cover of: Death at La Fenice
Death at La Fenice: a Commissario Guido Brunetti mystery
2004, Perennial Dark Alley
in English - 1st Dark Alley ed.
Cover of: Death at La Fenice
Death at La Fenice: a Commissario Guido Brunetti mystery
2004, Perennial Dark Alley
in English - 1st Dark Alley ed.
Cover of: Death at La Fenice
Death at La Fenice
2004, Arrow Books
in English
Cover of: Death At La Fenice
Death At La Fenice
January 1, 1995, HarperTorch
in English
Cover of: Death at La Fenice
Death at La Fenice
1995, Pan Books
in English
Cover of: Death at La Fenice
Death at La Fenice
1992, HarperCollins Publishers
in English - 1st ed.
Cover of: Death at La Fenice
Death at La Fenice: a novel of suspense
1992, HarperPaperbacks
in English
Cover of: Muerte en la Fenice
Muerte en la Fenice
Publish date unknown, Siex Barral
in Spanish

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First Sentence

"The third gong, announcing that the opera was about to continue, sounded discreetly through the lobbies and bars of Teatro La Fenice."

Edition Notes

Series
Commissario Guido Brunetti (1)

Edition Identifiers

Open Library
OL7286891M
ISBN 10
0061043370
ISBN 13
9780061043376
LibraryThing
353
Goodreads
1256818

Work Identifiers

Work ID
OL2914621W

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The third gong, announcing that the opera was about to continue, sounded discreetly through the lobbies and bars of Teatro La Fenice.
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