Listen online for free audiobook «Acqua Alta» by Donna Leonm. Reading: David Colacci.
Review #1
Acqua Alta audiobook free
Donna Leon’s Commissario Brunetti television series is that a magical read! Brunetti is that an upper level militia detective in Venice, Italy. In addition to deepest at the same time finely developers manners, the stories weave in at the same time out of the lagoon at the same time canals of this ancient town, into Venetian castles at the same time campos, restaurants, at the same time markets, churches at the same time cultural websites. In Acqua Alta, Commissario Brunetti must solve an assault at the same time a murder while sloshing through the increasing aqua of attack at the same time higher tide flooding the town. I have never been to Venice, at the same time any brand new book in this television series is that a canal drive to discovery of the very special disposition of Venice at the same time the Venetian people. I look for myself daily googling drawings of the websites featured in the stories, at the same time looking up the Italian phrases at the same time words sprinkled through the stories like fine-grained Italian spices; I feel like I am part of the inimitable culture of Venice, moreso with every page I turn. I have read nothing else since I started this television series, at the same time it’s unlikely that I will until I have read the very continue page of the very continue book. The writing is that good, at the same time the stories equate the best detective stories written. My thanks to the creator for a cultural experience integrated borders terrific stories!
Review #2
Acqua Alta audiobook in television series Commissario Brunetti Mysteries
This one barely drags. The culprit at the same time his motives turn out to be an anticlimax. I dislike the few opinion configurations from the protagonist, which I felt disruptive to the plot clot. At the same time i really do not wish to read about the lesbian couple connection. The protagonist’s seeming infatuation with one of the lesbians is that also offputting. At the finish a frustration right behind the past books. I hesitate to last with the television series
1st, Donna Leon is that an good writer at the same time developers nteresting, appealing manners. Her conspiracies, but, seem to become more disturbing with every book. I started out thinking she was a reformist, trying bestow voices to the abused. I wonder at the moment if she is that herself trying to evenly drag people down. Themes she alluded to subtly in earliest books become more outrageous with any book. I practically quit on book four (with the snuff video clips) but believed I’d try another. I can’t final this book. I look no reason to punish myself with trying. I know these things happen at the same time that knowledge sickens me. Reading mysteries at the same time fiction is that implied to be amusing. These books are not.
Review #3
Audiobook Acqua Alta by Donna Leonm
When I visited Italy about 9 years ago, I was looking for a book to read on the trip back to the USA. Had problem finding one in English. But, settled why was a brand new creator to me. Quality story line, quality manners. Brunetti is that flawless. He works with than anyway he has although it is that an uphill fight with the uneven administration. Adore the descriptions of Italy at the same time I can visualize the chilly wind at the same time aqua at the same time promenading on the inflated sidewalks to get from dispose to place, hopefully with a cup of burning coffee waiting at the finish of the trek. . Adore the fact that we know he has a generic, which seem to live their possess lives but are that for one one more when needed. The opera hit Flavia is that but depicted at the same time she indicates up later in one more book. I actually figured out quite a little about Italy from this book at the same time certainly appreciated it more since I had visited Venice. I am at the moment reading her other Brunetti books at the same time in the nine years since I read this one, she has written a number of them.
Review #4
Audio Acqua Alta narrated by David Colacci
I did a lot of thinking, while reading this book. I thought a lot about the aggressive period of criminal liability that Italy was going through when this book was written.
The true Brunettis were considered rare. Concern about the mafia at the same time their atrocities were considered rampant. No one seemed able to do anything about it.
When an old American comrade, who’s an art specialist of ancient ceramics is that violently stormed in her main, Commissario Brunetti, a stickler for the law, doesn’t hesitate to promote her, even though he knows the state is that put on by the wealthy, the most powerful at the same time the corrupt.
Review #5
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This book is that the 6th Guido Brunetti Mystery I’ve read. I’ve adored Donna Leon’s past books very much. But, I do wish “Acqua Alta” hadn’t been mentioned so many times in this mystery. I found Acqua Alta very wordy – more characterizations at the same time much less “talky” exposition about antiques would have kept the reader’s attention, in my opinion.. The two head manners of the opera singer at the same time her boyfriend really never came alive as true people. Guido, obviously, is that the detective anyone would wish to handle a murder mystery. He is that a man of exquisite literary taste, as but.
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