Death Going Down

by Maria Angelica Bosco

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In the early hours of the morning, a woman is found in the elevator of a plush apartment block on Santa Fe Road, Buenos Aires. She's young, gorgeous and dead. With this opening image starts one of the greatest crime novels ever written in Argentina. A woman has been murdered and it is immediately apparent that all the suspects have secrets to hide.

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I am loving the genre of crime noir fiction at the moment - and this is no exception.

This time the setting is in Buenos Aires - Pancho Francesco Soler discovers the body of a murdered woman in an elevator. All the residents of the building have something to hide - after WWII, many immigrants made their way to Argentina - and many had skeletons in the closet.

The story is punchy, and not short on suspects, motives, secrets, red herrings and death.

Who is the victim and why was she killed - all is revealed in the final chapter as the pieces of this puzzle fall into place.

Further reading: Frederic Dard, Augusto de Angelis, Caimh McDonnell, Bradley Spinelli.

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Canonical title
Death Going Down
Important places
Buenos Aires, Argentina
Original language
Spanish

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Genres
Fiction and Literature, Mystery
DDC/MDS
863.64Literature & rhetoricSpanish, Portuguese, Galician literaturesSpanish fiction20th Century1945-2000
LCC
PQ7797 .B63746 .M813Language and LiteratureFrench, Italian, Spanish and Portuguese literaturesSpanish literatureProvincial, local, colonial, etc.Spanish America
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Reviews
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Rating
½ (3.31)
Languages
English, Spanish
Media
Paper, Ebook
ISBNs
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