Conor Fitzgerald, Author . Bloomsbury $25 (393p) ISBN 978-1-60819-015-7
Fitzgerald’s impressively plotted debut, the first in a projected contemporary crime series, introduces police chief commissioner Alec Blume, an American expatriate who’s been living in Rome for the last 22 years. Since losing both his...
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Conor Fitzgerald. Bloomsbury, $25 (384p) ISBN 978-1-60819-329-5
In Fitzgerald's exciting sequel to The Dogs of Rome, a string of muggings targeting foreign visitors staying at Rome's tourist hotels turns deadly when a man's body is found in Trastevere, a picturesque medieval neighborhood on the Tiber's west bank.
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Conor Fitzgerald. Bloomsbury, $25 (320p) ISBN 978-1-62040-111-8
The sniper’s bullet doesn’t quite dispatch notorious terrorist Stefania Manfellotto, but the investigation into the attack on the Rome university campus that leaves Manfellotto brain damaged—as well as the subsequent fatal shooting there six months...
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Connor Fitzgerald. Bloomsbury, $26 (320p) ISBN 978-1-62040-685-4
Fitzgerald’s intricately plotted fifth Alec Blume novel (after 2013’s The
Memory Key) takes the police commissioner from Rome to an unnamed village in central Italy for a holiday that proves anything but restful. Ingesting some poisonous...
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Conor Fitzgerald. Bloomsbury, $25 (368p) ISBN 978-1-60819-845-0
Police commissioner Alec Blume looks into the murder of a Milan insurance agent in Fitzgerald’s fine third novel featuring the American expat living in Rome (after 2011’s The Fatal Touch). Found outside the court buildings in Piazza Clodio, the...
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