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A review by carolsnotebook
Angelica's Smile by Andrea Camilleri
3.0
Angelica’s Smile was okay, but not outstanding. Of course, it probably didn’t help that I missed all the Orlando Furioso references, since I’d never heard of it, let alone read it. Once again, Montalbano falls in lust at first sight. Maybe it’s some kind of midlife crisis, he feeling old, she’s attractive, he decides cheating on his girlfriend is an option after all. Meh.
The burglaries themselves are rather interesting, although the criminal is contacting Montalbano directly, which happened in the last book I listened to in this series. Does that actually happen often in real life? I kinda doubt it.
The Sicily setting is fabulous and does often lead to some great food. And I like the general attitude, it’s amusing and clever.
You can find my whole review at Carol's Notebook.
The burglaries themselves are rather interesting, although the criminal is contacting Montalbano directly, which happened in the last book I listened to in this series. Does that actually happen often in real life? I kinda doubt it.
The Sicily setting is fabulous and does often lead to some great food. And I like the general attitude, it’s amusing and clever.
You can find my whole review at Carol's Notebook.