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(OT) Books: The poisons of the Crime (Lucarelli)

Hello,
I always read a lot, including comics, books and magazines the love of reading does not stop almost never.
It must be said, unfortunately, that the moments of relaxation and leisure, is less dense and, increase the commitments of various kinds at the expense of all those passions and small rewards that may be reading a book.
This year I dealt with, almost all in one go, the beautiful and surreal reading of "The Name of the Rose", fascinating, moving the last of Stephen King and the last two chapters of the trilogy of Marseilles Izzo.

Then, after an evening presentation of his latest book, "The poisons of the crime," I ventured even to read the latest effort by Carlo Lucarelli. Lucas writes pregievole
so, it almost seems to hear him speak, and address some burning issues that have characterized and in some way shaped our republic.
It covers the critical points, the arguments obscure and "heavy" of Italy, and then it goes from (miss) indictments post World War II, the P2, the Mafia, Camorra and asbestos ... In short, all those chores that leave a bitter taste.
The book sticks to you read, you discover details and logic - all documented - that make me shudder.
just to cheer me know that after reading this really pass the saga of Harry Potter, I swear!
Greetings to all ;-)