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Lunch with Mussolini (Lunch with... #2)

Derek Hansen

Paperback | Pages: 432 pages

Rating: 4.26 | 318 Users | 30 Reviews

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Title	:	Lunch with Mussolini (Lunch with... #2)
Author	:	Derek Hansen
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	Special Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 432 pages
Published	:	October 6th 1998 by Random House of Canada, Limited (first published August 1st 1994)
Categories	:	Fiction. Historical. Historical Fiction. Cultural. Italy. Australia

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In the spring of 1945, with the end of the Second World War in sight, a German officer orders the reprisal shooting of eight woman in a small alpine village near Lake Como.

Nearly fifty years later, in a suburb of Sydney, the daughter of one of the victims discovers her mother's executioner quietly living under an assumed name a few streets away.

Aware of the impotence of the law, Colombina is determined to avenge the past. She makes up her mind to confront the old man and make him pay for his crime.

Colombina in turn is forced to confront her own past and her own involvement.

In Lunch with Mussolini four men meet every Thursday to share their passion for storytelling.

Derek Hansen weaves a gripping tale of romance and tragedy, heroism and treachery, which twists and turns to an ending as stunning as it is unexpected.

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Original Title:	Lunch With Mussolini
ISBN:	074931995X (ISBN13: 9780749319953)
Edition Language:	English
Series:	Lunch with... #2

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Great storytelling of a sort within a story. It keeps you captivated with an interesting twist! Enjoyed reading this book immensely and a little bit worried about the outcome.

Derek Hansen is a master of fiction. How this book has not received more reviews is beyond me. He tells his story through the mouth of Lucio, one of five older men who meet at Gancios restaurant every Thursday. Its Lucios turn to narrate a story but this story proves to be the most challenging of his and their lives. Hansen is impeccable and masterful as he weaves his magic making this book one that is truly impossible to put down.There are a vast number of characters dispersed between the

Great story, as are the other 3 in the series

N.B. My review for Lunch With Mussolini starts the same as with Lunch With A Soldier.Derek Hansens lunch with series is a compelling read. Four old guys meet every week at the same restaurant for lunch in Sydney and each takes turns at telling a story. The invisible line of fact vs fiction is often blurred with masterful story-telling and the listeners (the mates of whichever old guy is telling his/the story) and readers are often not sure what to believe and what to not.Well written fiction

I am loving this series , the author is so clever and presents his stories from the viewpoint of the storyteller which makes you think about other sides. Absolutely brilliant but quite heavy going at times

A Ken Follett-esque WWII romance/drama/whodunnit. Presents both sides - several sides? - of the conflict objectively and informatively. I could have done without the intermissions, but they are skippable.

Derek Hansen is a master of fiction. How this book has not received more reviews is beyond me. He tells his story through the mouth of Lucio, one of five older men who meet at Gancios restaurant every Thursday. Its Lucios turn to narrate a story but this story proves to be the most challenging of his and their lives. Hansen is impeccable and masterful as he weaves his magic making this book one that is truly impossible to put down.There are a vast number of characters dispersed between the