A new investigation for deputy commissioner Costanza Confalonieri Bonnet.
Six people injured in a brawl, four drunks fished out of the water, only three missing persons: a great success for the Rimini police since Notte Rosa (“Pink Night”), the summer party that attracts to town thousands of people, could have gone much worse. But the relief only lasts a few hours, just until another missing person is reported: Giulia Ginevra Mancini, hostess of the closing night, the most famous fashion blogger in Italy, engaged to motorcycle champion Malcolm «the Eagle» Piccinelli, local and national glory. As if that were not enough, a car riddled with kalashnikov shots and three dead bodies are found just outside the city. Deputy commissioner Costanza Confalonieri Bonnet’s thoughts are darker than usual. And even her team is not in a good mood. A case that at first looked like a scam soon turns into something really scary.
Gino Vignali
Gino Vignali was born in Milan. His name has been linked to that of Michele Mozzati for a long time, a partnership that was born during the university years and that made them famous as Gino & Michele. Together they have achieved great success in different fields: publishing, journalism, and entertainment (theatre, cinema and television) and they have published many books of fiction and non-fiction, including Anche le formiche nel loro piccolo s’incazzano (1991), Neppure un rigo di cronaca (2000) e Le cicale (2004-2010). They are curators of the Enciclopedia universale della battuta (2009). He is the author of La chiave di tutto (2018), Ci vuole orecchio (2019), La notte rosa (2019) Come la grandine (2020), and I milanesi si innamorano il sabato (2022). One of his short stories is featured in the collection Giallo al cabaret (2019).
- I milanesi si innamorano il sabato (The Milanese fall in love on Saturdays)
- Come la grandine (Like a Hailstorm)
- La notte rosa (Pink Night)
- Ci vuole orecchio (A Very Good Ear)
- La chiave di tutto (The Key to Everything)