Through a Glass, Darkly

The latest case in Donna Leonas bestselling Brunetti mystery seriesaaone of the most exquisite and subtle detective series evera ("The Washington Post") The "Philadelphia Inquirer" called Leonas incomparable creation Commissario Guido Brunetti athe most humane sleuth since Georges Simenonas Inspector Maigret.a Itas no wonder then that Leonas legion of fans continues to grow with each new book thatas published. In "Through a Glass, Darkly," Brunetti investigates the murder of a night watchman, whose body is found in front of a blazing furnace at Giovanni De Calas glass factory along with an annotated copy of Danteas Inferno. Did the cantankerous De Cal kill him? Will Brunetti make the connection between the work of literature and the murderer in time?