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Iscriviti per consentire a LibraryThing di scoprire se ti piacerà questo libro. Attualmente non vi sono conversazioni su questo libro. When Kat's home experiences several break-ins, Colin is asked by the Crown to look into the possible deeper threats. So, when a body falls from the roof, it seems apparent that larger issues are at play. However, Colin and his colleague cannot share details with Emily. Instead, Emily and Cecile set out to pursue their own investigation which leads to rumors of a treasure hidden in the house. As the two pairs pursue their leads, more bodies appear. Told in parallel chapters the history of the house and its treasures pulls in details about the past, present, and future. This is the first book I've read by this author and in this series. I only spent one day in Florence but I was completely enthralled by it and Alexander's well-researched book brought back some of the gorgeous art, architecture, geography, and history of the city. Lady Emily is a capable amateur investigator who does not ignore the potential dangers of criminal investigation. Her husband's secretive work for British government adds an extra element of intrigue as they both work on the same case but with very different resources and methods. The parallel plot of a woman in 1480 who makes one mistake that taints her whole life is engaging even before it's connected to the 1903 investigation of burglaries and murder in a palazzo. Nicely paced. Lady Emily mysteries are always a good time and this one was no exception. Following her signature style, Tasha Alexander’s Emily gets herself involved in things she really shouldn’t, because she just can’t stand not doing it. This one involves a historical Italian home, a who-dunnit murder mystery (of course), renaissance-era history, and the beautiful city of Florence. Lively, fun, well-researched, but approachable - A great read for a relaxing day with some lighthearted fun watching as the plot unwinds. A big thank you to Tasha Alexander, St. Martin’s Press, and NetGalley for providing an Advance Reader Copy in exchange for this review. Looking for a copy of The Dark Heart of Florence? Please consider buying from Bookshop.org – the online bookstore that gives 75% of the book’s profit back to independent bookshops. Find this title at https://bookshop.org/lists/best-fiction-of-2021. #DarkHeartofFlorence #ALadyEmilyMystery #TashaAlexander #StMartinsPress #NetGalley #Mystery #HistoricalFiction #BookShop Colin takes Emily to Florence to cover for one of his "Om the Queen's Service" activities. Soon body's are falling from the roof and Emily is chasing the Medici Era treasure in the villa. Savonarola is clearly the culprit from the past but the current day ones vacillate between Russians and Germans and turn out to be neither or both as we are left uncertain who the real culprit works for. TA does not disappoint as lots of past and novel era site and treasure visits leaven the atmosphere nicely. nessuna recensione | aggiungi una recensione
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Fiction.
Mystery.
Historical Fiction.
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Lady Emily is always ahead of her time, but it's gotten more plausible as she's gotten older with more experience under her belt. This book was a fast, easy read, although all the spy/"service to the Crown" content never felt fully fleshed out.
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