It's a given: <b>Marco Malvaldi delights, thrills and convinces us</b> even when he abandons his hoary heroes of BarLume and dives into solitary adventures
La Stampa
<b>A whodunnit for the tastebuds</b>
Marie Claire
The classic enigma of the closed room but with <b>an exceptional protagonist</b>: Pellegrino Artusi
La Repubblica
<b>An atmosphere reminiscent of Agatha Christie</b> ... [<i>Foul Deeds and Fine Dying</i>] is <b>hilarious</b>, written by Malvaldi with the refined, multifaceted, ironic language he has accustomed us to.
Solo Libri
<i><b>Foul Deeds and Fine Dying</b></i><b><i> </i>is a game of skill, a breath of fresh air</b> ... just the book we needed after the bad period we've been through: <b>funny, witty, interesting</b> and above all set a century before Covid!
MilanoNERA
A fun whodunnit set in 1900 Italy with enjoyable characters and a clever plot
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