Poisonville

"[An] outstanding fable of greed, corruption and moral abandonment. Filled with echoes of Dante's Inferno." —Publishers Weekly (starred review)
Poisonville is noir par excellence—there's murder, moral ambiguity, and a less than heroic main character. In this bestselling novel, however, the real killer is not an individual but an entire system.

The heavily industrialized northeast, Italy's richest region, is undergoing dramatic change. It once drove the nation's economic boom—a regional supe...