Terzo libro col quale si conclude la trilogia che vede come protagonisti Colomba e Dante, due personaggi molto particolari ma che riescono a farsi amare nonostante tutte le loro particolarità, stranezze, ossessioni e manie.
Un finale al cardiopalma e una storia dove i colpi di scena non mancano e, purtroppo, anche le morti che abbondano – probabilmente anche oltre il necessario - più cruente che mai.
Una storia che si conferma una volta di più sopra le righe, ma molto coinvolgente, emozionante ed appassionante. ( )

Dark And Disturbing. I walked into this third book in a series without having read the first two, and while the rapid introduction of characters at the beginning is a bit overwhelming at times when doing this, and there are very defintely spoilers for previous stories here, it *is* possible to follow and enjoy this story by itself, even if you haven't read the previous two books. That noted, this features an all too real look at the amazing power of Autism... and some of the darker aspects of what neurotypicals have subjected Autistics and other neurodivergents to over the years. Awesomely, the various Autistic abilities shown are based in reality - including discussion of the future of humanity - but sadly, so are the various abuses discussed. The book has a "Return of the King" type vibe for a bit after the 75% or so mark, where it feels like what should have been the end of the tale actually isn't, and the story drags out a bit... but then it gets a bit better in its closing pages and shows the point of why it didn't end there. To the level of almost being an extra novella or perhaps short story after the natural end of the tale. Interesting decisions at many levels of how it is divided up, and very much recommended. ( )

This is the third book in the series, and I had trouble following the plot but then I realized I had skipped book two. The problems with this series is that the books are not that easy to find, and I still don't know what book two is titled. So I read the books because I enjoyed the relationship between the two main characters and the apt description of what it is like to suffer from mental health issues like PTSD. At times the plot seems a bit contrived like it was meant to written as a screenplay for an action movie because there seems to be a gratuitous amount of blowing things up. I also think the translation from Italian could be better, as I had trouble following all the ins and outs of the plot. My bet is that the series will be made into a film. ( )

Stanco. Sopra le righe.

Da non mancare per la chiusura della trilogia, ma alza troppo il tiro. Personaggi, retroscena.

E una scarsa presenza di Dante, sottotono, che contribuiva a portare leggerezza e ironia.

Sempre impeccabile il lavoro di documentazione delle fonti di Sandrone! ( )

Na de twee vorige delen te hebben gelezen rond Caselli & Torre kon ik niet anders dan zo snel mogelijk dit derde deel lezen om alle losse eindjes bij elkaar te zien komen. Dazieri kwijt zich andermaal erg goed van deze taak. Ook dit derde deel houdt er een snelvaart op na met veel actie en veel onverwachte plotwendingen. Naar het einde kwamen er voor mij een aantal al te ver gezochte ingrepen om alles bij elkaar te brengen, maar dat weerhield mij er niet van om gewoon te genieten van een intelligent geschreven thriller die ditmaal wel iets minder aandacht had voor diepgang in de verschillende personages. ( )