Ricciardi's Winter, Maurizio De giovanni, François Guerif, Odile Rousseau

At the end of March 1931, a chilling wind swept through Naples. The Royal Theater San Carlo was preparing to stage "Cavalleria Rusticana" and "Pagliacci" with the celebrated tenor Arnaldo Vezzi, a world-renowned artist and friend of the Duce. But the singer was found lifeless in his dressing room, his throat slit by a sharp fragment of his broken mirror. The case was entrusted to Commissioner Ricciardi, little appreciated by his superiors due to his character and atypical methods, but recognized as a valuable investigator. What few people knew was that the commissioner was haunted by visions; he "sees," as if inscribed on a film, the last moments of beings who pass from life to death...
"Commissioner Ricciardi takes his place among the great investigators" Transfuge