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Also by David P. Wagner:

To Die in Tuscany, April 2021
Trade Size / e-Book
Cold Tuscan Stone, February 2021
Trade Size / e-Book
Roman Count Down, June 2019
e-Book
Roman Count Down, June 2019
e-Book
Death in the Dolomites, August 2018
Trade Size / e-Book
Cold Tuscan Stone, August 2018
Trade Size / e-Book
A Funeral in Mantova, March 2018
Trade Size / e-Book
Return to Umbria, November 2016
Trade Size / e-Book
Murder Most Unfortunate, November 2015
Trade Size / e-Book
Death In The Dolomites, September 2014
Hardcover / e-Book
Death in the Dolomites, September 2014
Paperback
Cold Tuscan Stone, September 2013
Hardcover

DEATH IN THE DOLOMITES
By: David P. Wagner

Poisoned Pen Press
September 2014
On Sale: September 15, 2014
Featuring: Rick Montoya; Flavio
250 pages
ISBN: 1464202729
EAN: 9781464202728
Paperback
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Rick Montoya is looking forward to a break from his translation business in Rome—a week of skiing in the Italian Alps with old college buddy Flavio. But Rick’s success helping the Italian police with a murder in Tuscany sends the Campiglio cops his way. An American banker working in Milano is missing. The man’s sister, an attractive and spoiled divorcee, has no idea where he could be, nor do the locals who saw him on his way to the slopes.

With the discovery of a body, Rick and Inspector Albani widen their list of suspects. Picturesque resort Campiglio harbors old rivalries, citizens on the make, and a cut-throat political campaign. Why would these local issues, any of them, connect to the missing banker? The investigation doesn't keep Rick and Flavio from enjoying perfect ski conditions in the Dolomites and glorious after-ski wines and bowls of fresh pasta. As for women—Rick has to wonder if the banker’s sister is just hitting him up for information.

The action heats up, testing laid-back Rick whose uncle, a Roman cop, keeps urging him to make the police his career. As in Cold Tuscan Stone, Death in the Dolomites immerses us in the sights, smells and tastes of Italy, this time in a picture-perfect Alpine town with a surprising negative side