Sasso

by James Sturz

In the small Italian town of Mancanzano, the bodies of two teenagers turn up in the deep caves surrounding the village, and, as police investigate the deaths, four experts arrive to investigate the stunning frescoes found on the cave walls and other couples start showing up dead.

Genres: Mystery

306 pages, Hardcover

First published April 1, 2002

Reviews

[Brucie]

Not so astonishing as weird, not so mysterious as confusing, not so revealing a community as following a narrator, but this story does have some interesting erotic moments. Of course, this first novel needs better editing as there are way too many words.

[Raihana Hoefsloot]

NICE