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Magdalen Nabb

    16 de enero de 1947 – 18 de agosto de 2007

    Magdalen Nabb teje cautivadoras novelas de crimen que profundizan en los secretos ocultos de Florencia, una ciudad que describe como un lugar donde las calles tranquilas ocultan vidas desconocidas. Sus historias, protagonizadas por el Mariscal Guarnaccia, exploran las complejidades de la naturaleza humana y los misterios que se desarrollan tras puertas cerradas. Nabb combina magistralmente escenarios atmosféricos con tramas intrincadas, atrayendo a los lectores al corazón de sus investigaciones. Además de su ficción criminal, también escribe populares libros infantiles sobre Josie Smith, ambientados en su nativa Lancashire.

    Magdalen Nabb
    Some Bitter Taste
    The Marshall and the Madwoman
    The Marshal Makes His Report
    Vita Nuova
    The Marshall's Own Case
    The Enchanted Horse
    • After she rescues a battered wooden horse from a toy shop, all sorts of magic begins to happen for Irina. Suggested level: primary.

      The Enchanted Horse
    • Everybody hated Lulu alive, and Lulu dead was even less of an attractive proposition. Marshal Guarnaccia did not want the case, but when an arrest is made, he is uncertain. He has to battle aginst his own prejudices and with the Public Prosecutor before finding out the truth.

      The Marshall's Own Case
    • Vita Nuova

      • 272 páginas
      • 10 horas de lectura

      A young mother is found dead in her bedroom in the elegant villa of the newly rich Paolottis. There seems to be no motive for the brutal crime until Marshal Guarnaccia investigates.

      Vita Nuova
    • Why should anyone want to murder Clementina, the crazed old woman who tidied by night the narrow streets of Florence's San Frediano district? Starting without clues, the Marshal sets out in the city's August heat to reconstruct her past. By the author of "The Marshal Makes His Report".

      The Marshall and the Madwoman
    • Some Bitter Taste

      • 320 páginas
      • 12 horas de lectura

      The marshal's search for the villains who precipitated her death brings him into confrontation with the past, with Jewish refugees from fascism, and with English expatriates, including the ailing heir to the elegant Villa L'Uliveto, Sir Christopher Wrothesly-

      Some Bitter Taste
    • Olivia, an American-born model, married Count Ugo Brunamonti, a feckless, soon impoverished aristocrat. The government's official policy is not to permit the payment of ransom. But if the money isn't paid, the kidnappers cannot let their victim go free. Can it be that Olivia's children are unwilling to pay the ransom?

      Property Of Blood
    • There was enough trouble around to keep the police busy for months. All over Florence tourists were being robbed, cars stolen and somewhere in ther city terrorists were quietly at work. So the suicide of a Dutch jeweller looked like a simple case, or was it just too simple?

      Death of a Dutchman
    • The Monster of Florence

      • 346 páginas
      • 13 horas de lectura

      Investigating a forgery in the art world, Marshal Guarnaccia of the Pitti Palace carabinieri station is dragged into a final attempt to nail the serial killer who has ritually slaughtered seven courting couples over the last ten years and finds himself facing a forgery in his own line of business.

      The Monster of Florence
    • The Innocent

      • 272 páginas
      • 10 horas de lectura

      Set in Florence, this latest installment in the Marshal Guarnaccia series combines gripping mystery with rich cultural detail. The novel follows Guarnaccia as he navigates the complexities of crime and human nature in a city steeped in history. With its engaging characters and intricate plot, it promises to captivate fans of detective fiction and those who appreciate a deep sense of place.

      The Innocent