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The Philadelphia Inquirer named Leon's unique development Commissario Guido Brunetti "the absolute most gentle sleuth since Georges Simenon's Inspector Maigret." It's no surprise then that Leon's legion of supporters keeps growing with each new book that's printed. In Via a Glass, Darkly, Brunetti investigates the killing of a night watchman, whose body can be found in front of the raging furnace at Giovanni P Cal's glass manufacturer along side an annotated copy of Dante's Inferno. Did He be killed by the cantankerous De Cal? May Brunetti create the bond between your function of literature and the assassin over time?