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Mystery at the University of Urbino (Rita Bugliosi)

He set his first novel in a place she family, the young Sonia Bucciarelli. "Missing in Urbino" volume is between the university town of Marche, the same twenty-three in which the writer has a degree in Communication Sciences.
E 'where the police inspector Claudia De Angeli is called to investigate a case of boys mysteriously disappeared. The cop approached the young fellow vanished in search of a clue, however slight, that reveals a link between them, and to help her find out what's behind it. And finally, a track is clear: all the 'disappeared' have to do with a strange symbol, a cross superimposed on a circle. The image shows a sect, but not all: disappearances hide even with international traffic of illegal drugs. Bucciarelli
The Urbino is a city of grim, dominated by the menacing fortress Albornoz, who investigators suspect is the home of the gruesome rituals of the sect. There's nothing cheerful and noisy atmosphere of universities: the kids do not joke with each other, as they are worried about the fate of their companions and a bit 'for the them.
'ombra And then there's the black 'which constantly accompanies Claudia, unable to detach himself emotionally from his partner Luke, who was killed during a police operation, and that seems to guide her from beyond. So, yellow is superimposed noir, whose gloomy not fade even in the last few pages, despite the happy ending. A lack of light-heartedness that makes us think about the new generations, their doubts and fears, well represented by the author.

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Sonia Paul Bucciarelli and Iron are the authors of two books recently published by the publishing house of Chieti wizard Marco Solfanelli.

nice surprise in the publishing of our house. There are two new books hot off the press signed by Sonia Bucciarelli ("Missing in Urbino", pp.111, Euro 8)) and Paul Ferro ("I remember," pp. 127, Euro 8), both published in the now long-lived series "Charter Business" curated by Giuliana interlocutors for editions of Marco Solfanelli Tabula Fati (www.edizionitabulafati.it).

Sonia Bucciarelli, born in 1985 in Guardiagrele (Chieti), dives in fiction debut with a fascinating and intriguing novel. The Bucciarelli tells a story between the yellow and disturbing noir set in Urbino University, with the mystery and fragility that seems to be the watchwords for access to a more existential segereto speech. A narrative which does not lack pace and atmosphere and should be read in big chunks. Emilia Longheu writes in the preface: "It looks like the script of a film noir black and white by Sonia Bucciarelli this novel, a young student to his literary debut. The location is a dark and mysterious Urbino University, populated by eerie presence, even when choosing the perfect fortress Albornoz as grim symbol of the city. "

Very different but no less exciting, is the book of Paul Ferro "I remember." Ferro, who was born in Avezzano (L'Aquila) in 1965, indulges in a skate in his autobiography, evoking images and figures assembled with the touch of a gentle and sincere in lyrical writing that does not expire and can be taken by the hand reader and lead to the last page. Emilia Longheu writes in the preface: "Who knows the thrill of traveling through time leafing through an album of his own biography of old photographs, the find yourself reading this novel of memory from the lyrical, intimate tone. The author is a craftsman who uses wire for binding the pages of memories, weaving stories of invisible worlds, ancient tales and legends that are continuing to sing songs and makes storytellers popular lullabies or tell when love comes to Earth, carried away by wind and , which gives us the inner life of its own to discover his inner child, which falls into the questions of consciousness rising. "

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Reviews by ARCILETTORE

The young author places this novel in a setting that contaminates the yellow and the noir bit 'fantastic, thus making his work very original. The act must be given to demonstrate a style that manages to give the narrative a fast pace, without being aggressive. Maybe I am a weak dialogue, but ultimately the story manages to absorb any fault giving the reader the urgency to know the ending. Surely the beautiful character of Claudia, the Commissioner. A woman who pours his work in existential anxiety, although this did not stop it from being extremely bright in the survey, although it seems increasingly important to not stay too long in one place. In short, a nomadic criminal investigation. In Urbino was assigned the case of a series of mysterious disappearances that apparently seem to have anything to do with satanic rituals. Be careful, there will and the surprises, however, we will not give you any clue.
The book is enjoyable to read and then buy it!