And Then You Die: An Aurelio Zen Mystery
Michael Dibdin
When Zen is nearly killed, police allow people to believe he's dead. He's using
a new name, Pier Giorgio, and a new look, but someone apparently knows he's alive,
and they want to change the situation. Though he's been out of commission for
months, when he comes face to face with his stalker, Zen discovers that he hasn't
lost any of his policeman's intuition, nor any of his highly refined powers of
reasoning and persuasion.
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