D'Andrea, L: Mountain

@2@@20@A CURSED PLACE. A COLD CASE. A KILLER WHO LEFT NO TRACE.@21@@3@@2@@20@The huge International bestseller.@21@@3@@2@@20@Gripping, unputdownable and packed with twists, @18@The Mountain @19@is a thriller that you will never forget.@21@@16@@20@@21@@16@@20@"Can be compared (with no fear of hyperbole) to Stephen King and Jo Nesbo" - Massimo Vincenz, @18@La Repubblica.@19@@21@@16@@20@@21@@16@@20@Jeremiah Salinger blames himself. @21@The crash was his fault. He was the only survivor. Now the depression and the nightmares are closing in. Only his daughter Clara can put a smile on his face.@3@@2@ But when he takes Clara to the Bletterbach - a canyon in the Dolomites rich in fossil remains - he overhears by chance a conversation that gives his life renewed focus. In 1985 three students were murdered there, their bodies savaged, limbs severed and strewn by a killer who was never found.@3@@2@ Salinger, a New Yorker, is far from home, and these Italian mountains, where his wife was born, harbour a close-knit, tight-lipped community whose mistrust of outsiders can turn ugly. All the same, solving this mystery might be the only thing that can keep him sane.@3@@2@@20@Translated from the Italian by Howard Curtis@21@@3@