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Also by Andrea Camilleri:

Riccardino, October 2021
Trade Size / e-Book
The Cook of the Halcyon, March 2021
Trade Size / e-Book
The Sicilian Method, October 2020
Trade Size / e-Book
The Safety Net, April 2020
Hardcover / e-Book (reprint)
The Other End of the Line, September 2019
Trade Size
The Overnight Kidnapper, February 2019
Trade Size
Death at Sea, September 2018
Trade Size / e-Book
A Nest of Vipers, August 2017
Trade Size
The Age Of Doubt, June 2012
Trade Size / e-Book
The Potter's Field, October 2011
Trade Size / e-Book
The Track Of Sand, November 2010
Trade Size / e-Book
August Heat, March 2009
Paperback
The Paper Moon (Inspector Montalbano Mysteries), April 2008
Paperback
The Patience Of The Spider (Inspector Montalbano Mysteries), May 2007
Paperback
Rounding The Mark, August 2006
Paperback
The Smell Of The Night (An Inspector Montalbano Mystery), December 2005
Paperback
Smell Of The Night, November 2005
Paperback
The Shape Of Water, June 2005
Trade Size
The Snack Thief (Inspector Montalbano Mysteries), June 2005
Paperback
Excursion To Tindari: An Inspector Montalbano Mystery, February 2005
Paperback
Voice Of The Violin (Inspector Montalbano Mysteries), July 2004
Paperback
The Terra-Cotta Dog: An Inspector Montalbano Mystery, April 2003
Paperback
The Wings Of The Sphinx, November 0000
Paperback

THE WINGS OF THE SPHINX
By: Andrea Camilleri

Penguin
November 0000
On Sale: December 29, 2009
240 pages
ISBN: 0143116606
EAN: 9780143116608
Paperback
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Food, love, and murder-Sicilian style-in the gripping eleventh installment of The New York Times bestselling Montalbano mystery series. Things are not going well for Inspector Salvo Montalbano. His relationship with Livia is once again on the rocks and-acutely aware of his age-he is beginning to grow weary of the endless violence he encounters. Then a young woman is found dead, her face half shot off and only a tattoo of a sphinx moth giving any hint of her identity. The tattoo links her to three similarly marked girls-all victims of the underworld sex trade-who have been rescued from the Mafia night-club circuit by a prominent Catholic charity. The problem is, Montalbano's inquiries elicit an outcry from the Church and the three other girls are all missing.