Poca suspense,personaggi poco caratterizzati,finale banale.Se l'avessi letto senza sapere chi fosse l'autore,non l'avrei sicuramente attribuito a Manfredi. ( )

Buon libro, raccontato bene, molta suspence, me lo sono goduto quasi fino alla fine... perchè il finale a me non è piaciuto molto, ma questa è una considerazione soggettiva.
Una nota di demerito: mi aspettavo un terzo volume della serie "Il mio nome è Nessuno", invece mi son trovato una riedizione di un libro del 1990 fatto passare come terzo volume della serie. Questo è un comportamento scorretto verso i lettori, una mera operazione commerciale dell'editore. ( )

A blood thirsty novel with a complex plot of murders that reminded me of Scandinavian murder mysteries but in a warmer climate. The action constantly links back to the tales of Odysseus and other Greek stories from the past. The action starts in the Polytechnic demonstration and the battle with the military police in 1973 is clearly portrayed and the authors notes say this has been put together as accurately as possible. We then move ten years on and although the military junta has now gone, the way of working is deeply ingrained in the police officers who are still in their jobs. A group of four young people from different countries get caught up in polytechnic battle and are taken to the police station and dealt with extremely cruelly and ten years later it seems revenge is being taken, each death accompanied by a cryptic message.
The Commander is an enigmatic figure who looms through the novel and Manfredi confuses the reader, so I was constantly unsure if he was working for good or evil.
An engaging and compelling read. ( )

Easy to read, pleasurable book. ( )