Dying on the Vine (Gideon Oliver Series #17)

Dying on the Vine (Gideon Oliver Series #17)

by Aaron Elkins
Dying on the Vine (Gideon Oliver Series #17)

Dying on the Vine (Gideon Oliver Series #17)

by Aaron Elkins

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Overview

Edgar® Award–winning author Aaron Elkins’s creation—forensics professor Gideon Oliver—has been hailed by the Chicago Tribune as “a likable, down-to-earth, cerebral sleuth.” Now the celebrated Skeleton Detective is visiting friends at a vineyard in Tuscany when murder leaves a bitter aftertaste…
 
When Gideon Oliver and his wife, Julie, are in Tuscany visiting the Cubbiddu family, the renowned Skeleton Detective is asked to reexamine the remains of a mysterious family tragedy. Pietro Cubbiddu, former patriarch of the Villa Antica wine empire, is thought to have killed his wife and then himself in the remote mountains of the Apennines. It does not take long for Gideon to deduce that, whatever happened, a murder-suicide it was not.
 
Soon Gideon finds himself in a morass of family antipathies, conflicts, and mistrust, to say nothing of the local authority’s resentment. And when yet another Cubbiddu relation meets an unlikely end, it becomes bone-chillingly clear that the killer is far from finished…

Product Details

ISBN-13: 9781101613498
Publisher: Penguin Publishing Group
Publication date: 12/04/2012
Series: Gideon Oliver Series , #17
Sold by: Penguin Group
Format: eBook
Pages: 304
Sales rank: 125,450
File size: 592 KB
Age Range: 18 Years

About the Author

About The Author
Aaron Elkins is the author of the Edgar® Award–winning Gideon Oliver Mysteries as well as his most recent novel, The Worst Thing.

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Praise for Aaron Elkins and the Gideon Oliver mysteries:

“The whole world is Gideon Oliver’s playing field in Elkins’s stylish mysteries.” —The New York Times Book Review

“Lively and entertaining.”—The Seattle Times

“A series that never disappoints.”—The Philadelphia Inquirer

“Elkins is a master.”—The Dallas Morning News

“No one does it better than Aaron Elkins.”—The San Diego Union-Tribune

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