Pliny's Warning - Anne Maria Nicholson

Pliny's Warning

Buch | Softcover
322 Seiten
2009
HarperCollins Publishers (New Zealand) (Verlag)
978-1-86950-773-2 (ISBN)
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Vulcanologist Frances Nelson is in Italy to work with an international team assessing the world's most dangerous volcano, Mt Vesuvius. Instead of the straightforward task she expects, Frances is thrust into a sinister web of nepotism as greed and corruption fill the streets with violence and the countryside is polluted with toxic waste.
When lovers kiss in the crater of Stromboli, they ignite a fire that will last forever ...When lovers kiss in the crater of Stromboli, they ignite a fire that will last forever ...Vulcanologist Frances Nelson is in Italy to work with an international team assessing the world's most dangerous volcano, Mt Vesuvius, responsible for the destruction of ancient Pompeii. Instead of the straightforward scientific task she expects, Frances is thrust into a sinister web of nepotism as greed, corruption and Il Sistema fill the streets with violence and pollute the countryside with toxic waste. to her horror, she realises her work is being compromised, her team's findings suppressed, and the people of southern Italy put into a perilous situation. A vivid and compelling story unfolds, drenched with flavours of Italy, the ghosts of the past and the spice of dangerous passions in the streets of Naples and the Aeolian Islands. Meanwhile, the tragic events of a fatal explosion on White Island, in New Zealand, provide a dramatic emotional counterpoint. the shadow of her recent past adds poignance to a budding relationship with a colleague, providing a romantic twist to this fast-paced contemporary novel.

Anne Maria Nicholson is a senior journalist with the ABC in Australia, where she is a national media figure, covering high-end arts stories and news and current affairs. She has employed her reporting skills to inject an authentic flavour into this compelling story. New Zealand born, this is her second book, a sequel to the bestselling novel about the Tangiwai disaster, Weeping Waters.

Erscheint lt. Verlag 1.7.2009
Verlagsort Auckland
Sprache englisch
Maße 154 x 234 mm
Gewicht 428 g
Themenwelt Literatur Romane / Erzählungen
ISBN-10 1-86950-773-8 / 1869507738
ISBN-13 978-1-86950-773-2 / 9781869507732
Zustand Neuware
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