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Adam is a recent college graduate who is an aspiring writer. Through a series of random events, he ends up employed by a one-time writer who is now holed up in a villa in Venice. Adam is supposed to take care of cleaning, cooking and home maintenance but ends up working on the author's correspondence and finds what appears to be a blackmail letter. He decides to find out the history behind the letter and ends up in a complex situation caused by lies and deception.
The writing was good in this book and the ending was creepy and strange. Andrew Wilson has also written a biography of Patricia Highsmith, if you're a fan of hers.
A bit scared of a trip to Venice,
K
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