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The Seventh Sacrament is the fifth in the Nic Costa series, David Hewson's detective novels of love and death in Italy.There's an entire underground city down there . . . houses and temples, entire streets. I talked to a couple of the cavers Leo called in. They hero-worshipped Giorgio. The man had been to places the rest of them could only dream about. Giorgio Bramante, a Roman archaeology professor, was master of the hidden world beneath the ...

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Three years ago, sixteen-year-old Anneliese, daughter of detective Pieter Vos, disappeared in mysterious circumstances, leaving her father distraught.Pieter's desperate search revealed nothing and resulted in his departure from the police force.He now lives on a dilapidated houseboat in the colourful Amsterdam region of the Jordaan, with only his dog for company. Laura Bakker is a young misfit trainee detective and when she hears that Katja Pr...

In an ancient burial ground on an island off Venice, a young woman's casket is pried open, an object is wrenched from her hands, and an extraordinary adventure begins.From the moment he arrives in Venice, Daniel Forster is seduced by the city's mystery and eroticism. An earnest young academic, Daniel has come for a summer job cataloguing a private collector's library. But when Daniel's employer sends him to buy a stolen violin from a petty thi...

David Hewson was born in Yorkshire in 1953. He has worked for The Times, Independent and Sunday Times as a journalist, and has written numerous novels, as well as several travel books. David Hewson¿s European crime and mystery books range from the Copenhagen of The Killing and Sarah Lund to the Italy of Nic Costa and the Amsterdam of Pieter Vos. David lives in Kent.

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Het derde Amsterdam-boek van de schrijver van Poppenhuis en Het verkeerde meisje Kim en Mia Timmers waren tien jaar toen ze veroordeeld werden voor de moord op de moordenaar van hun familie. De zussen zaten de afgelopen tien jaar in een gesloten inrichting in Marken hun straf uit en worden nu vrijgelaten. Als ze op weg naar een tijdelijke woning verdwijnen, wordt rechercheur Pieter Vos op de zaak gezet. Naarmate het onderzoek vordert, wordt...

David Hewson was born in Yorkshire in 1953. He has worked for The Times, Independent and Sunday Times as a journalist, and has written numerous novels, as well as several travel books. David Hewson¿s European crime and mystery books range from the Copenhagen of The Killing and Sarah Lund to the Italy of Nic Costa and the Amsterdam of Pieter Vos. David lives in Kent.

By the bestselling author of The Killing, Sleep Baby Sleep is the fourth novel in David Hewson's gripping Detective Pieter Vos series set in Amsterdam.Annie Schrijver is just twenty-two-years-old. She works in the picturesque Albert Cuyp flower market where her father has a stall. Brimming with personality, she's always been popular with the customers. But then she goes missing, only to be found barely alive, tied to a stone angel in a graveya...

The Cemetery of Secrets is an atmospheric mystery by the bestselling author of The Killing, David Hewson. In the ancient burial ground of San Michele on an island off Venice, a young woman's casket is prised open, an object wrenched from her hands, and an extraordinary story begins. Young academic Daniel Forster arrives in Venice working for the summer in the library of a private collector. When his employer sends him to buy a stolen violin fr...

In this latest Nic Costa novel, the men and women of the Questura work in secret to uncover a conspiracy that reaches higher than any of them could have anticipated.

It is Holy Week in Seville and the heat is rising. A murderer is on the loose and visiting academic Maria Gutierrez can see something in his ways that the police are missing. But her insight does nothing to help her popularity in the force - and draws her to the attention of the killer. The Angel Brothers, two controversial modern artists, are found dead in a killing that emulates a famous painting, and an old lady remembers the atrocities of ...

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