D. V. Bishop
A Divine Fury
A Divine Fury
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A religious serial killer is haunting Florence, and only Cesare Aldo can stop them. D. V. Bishop's 'A Divine Fury' is an atmospheric historical thriller set in Renaissance Italy.
Format: Paperback / softback
Length: 416 pages
Publication date: 02 January 2025
Publisher: Pan Macmillan
The Crime Writers Association Historical Dagger Winning Author A religious serial killer is haunting Florence, and only Cesare Aldo can stop them. "A Divine Fury" is an atmospheric historical thriller by D. V. Bishop, set in Renaissance Italy. "Full of dash and atmosphere - The Times" Florence. Autumn, 1539. Cesare Aldo was once an officer for the city's most feared criminal court. Following a period of exile, he is back - but demoted to night patrol, when only the drunk and the dangerous roam the streets. Chasing a suspect in the rain, Aldo discovers a horrifying scene beneath Michelangelo's statue of David. Lifeless eyes gaze from the face of a man whose body has been posed as if crucified. It's clear the killer had religious motives. When more bodies appear, Aldo believes an unholy murderer is stalking the citizens of Florence. Watching. Hunting. Waiting for the perfect moment to strike again . . . "A Divine Fury" is the fourth Cesare Aldo mystery, preceded by "City of Vengeance," "The Darkest Sin," and "Ritual of Fire."
Weight: 282g
Dimension: 196 x 129 x 25 (mm)
ISBN-13: 9781529096552
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