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Quietly in their sleep / Donna Leon.

By: Material type: TextTextPublication details: New York : Penguin, 2009, c2007.Description: 258 p. ; 19 cmISBN:
  • 0143115936
  • 9780143115939
Subject(s): Genre/Form: Summary: " ... Commisario Guido Brunetti comes to the aid of a young nursing sister who has left her convent after five of her patients have died unexpectedly. In the course of his inquiries, Brunetti encounters an unusual cast of characters but discovers nothing that seems criminal. Is the nun simply creating a smoke screen to justify abandoning her vocation? Or has she stumbled onto something very real and very sinister? Something that places her own life in imminent danger? ..."--P. [4] of cover.
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Adult Book Adult Book Main Library Mystery Leon Donna GB 6 Available 33111006976910
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Enhanced descriptions from Syndetics:

Donna Leon's mastery of plot, her understanding of Venetian manners and mores, and above all her philosophical, unfailingly decent protagonist have made the Commissario Brunetti mysteries bestsellers around the world, including an ever-growing American audience. In The Death of Faith , Brunetti comes to the aid of a young nursing sister who is leaving her convent following the unexpected death of five patients. At first Brunetti's inquiries reveal nothing amiss, and he wonders whether the nun is simply creating a smoke screen to justify abandoning her vocation. But perhaps she has stumbled onto something very real and very sinister'something that puts her life in imminent danger.

Originally published as: The death of faith.

" ... Commisario Guido Brunetti comes to the aid of a young nursing sister who has left her convent after five of her patients have died unexpectedly. In the course of his inquiries, Brunetti encounters an unusual cast of characters but discovers nothing that seems criminal. Is the nun simply creating a smoke screen to justify abandoning her vocation? Or has she stumbled onto something very real and very sinister? Something that places her own life in imminent danger? ..."--P. [4] of cover.

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