About Donna Leon
Donna Leon has lived and taught English literature in Switzerland, Iran, China, Italy and Saudi Arabia. She now lives in Venice and is the Sunday Times crime reviewer.
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Series
Guido Brunetti
1. Death At La Fenice (1992)
2. Death in a Strange Country (1993)
3. The Anonymous Venetian (1994)
aka Dressed for Death
4. A Venetian Reckoning (1995)
aka Death And Judgment
5. Acqua Alta (1996)
aka Death in High Water
6. The Death of Faith (1997)
aka Quietly in Their Sleep
7. A Noble Radiance (1997)
8. Fatal Remedies (1999)
9. Friends in High Places (2000)
10. A Sea of Troubles (2001)
11. Wilful Behaviour (2002)
12. Uniform Justice (2003)
13. Doctored Evidence (2004)
14. Blood from a Stone (2005)
15. Through a Glass Darkly (2006)
16. Suffer the Little Children (2007)
17. The Girl of His Dreams (2008)
18. About Face (2009)
1. Death At La Fenice (1992)
2. Death in a Strange Country (1993)
3. The Anonymous Venetian (1994)
aka Dressed for Death
4. A Venetian Reckoning (1995)
aka Death And Judgment
5. Acqua Alta (1996)
aka Death in High Water
6. The Death of Faith (1997)
aka Quietly in Their Sleep
7. A Noble Radiance (1997)
8. Fatal Remedies (1999)
9. Friends in High Places (2000)
10. A Sea of Troubles (2001)
11. Wilful Behaviour (2002)
12. Uniform Justice (2003)
13. Doctored Evidence (2004)
14. Blood from a Stone (2005)
15. Through a Glass Darkly (2006)
16. Suffer the Little Children (2007)
17. The Girl of His Dreams (2008)
18. About Face (2009)
Links to other websites
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Donna Leon recommends
 Mask of Betrayal (1998) (Inspector John Bright, book 2) Maureen O'Brien "O'Brien is a real talent." |  Thin Ice (1999) (Fizz and Buchanan, book 4) Joyce Holms "The writing is deft and smooth, and Fizz and Tam are a couple worth keeping an eye on." |  Shut Eye (1999) (Billy Rucker, book 1) Adam Baron "Promising first novel . . Rucker is an intelligent reflective hero, a man well worth keeping an eye on. " |
 Unholy Dying (2000) Robert Barnard "Refreshingly caustic." |  Voice of the Violin (2003) (Inspector Montalbano, book 4) Andrea Camilleri "The novels of Andrea Camilleri breathe out the sense of place, the sense of humour, and the sense of despair that fills the air of Sicily. To read him is to be taken to that glorious, tortured island." |  When the Devil Holds the Candle (2004) (Inspector Sejer, book 3) Karin Fossum "Marked by an intelligence and compassion not often found in the pages of crime fiction." |
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