"De dood van een bejaarde architect wordt door de politie afgedaan als zelfmoord, maar een voormalig rechercheur ontdekt onvolkomenheden in het politie-onderzoek."
"When a young English girl goes missing from among Florence's hard-drinking, high-living community of foreign art students, ex-policeman, good husband and newly-minted private detective Sandro Cellini is at first unwilling to see any connection with his investigation of the suicide of an elderly Jewish architect. But as he investigates the circumstances of Claudio Gentileschi's death more closely, the connections between the cases multiply, and Sandro's first case turns out to be darker and more complex than he could have imagined."@en
""On this dull, rainy day in early November, even Florence looks sullen and unlovely. But that is not, surely, why an elderly Jewish architect walked into the River Arno. Nor does it offer any answers as to the disappearance of Veronica Hutton, a reckless young heiress killing time till marriage at one of the city's many international art academies. And most of all, the weather does not explain why both these cases should end up on the desk of Sandro Cellini, a disgraced former policeman who has ignored his wife's excellent advice and set up shop as a private eye."--P. [4] of cover."

"Die Tränen der Signora [Sandro Cellini ermittelt in seinem ersten Fall] ; Roman"
"The drowning river"
"A time of mourning"
"A time of mourning"@en
"Dood aan de Arno"