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Death in Wild Hands is a book that may attract the attention of readers who love detective stories. The book begins with the discovery of a body in Venice. Events continue to grow as the pages pass. Things get a little complicated when our police officer sticks his nose into these events. My advice to readers who want to read the book is not to have high expectations. Even though every murder is a mystery, the book cannot make the element of curiosity feel very strong. As you can see, it is not one of those books that leave us surprised when we finish it. If anyone wants to give the book a chance, they will still find good things in it. The book criticizes some of the dirty business going on in states. This criticism makes you feel that this is the purpose of writing the book. Perhaps the best thing the book does is to make you feel like you are on the streets of Italy. The city of Venice, traveling on the river, and the mystery, although not very strong, are the things you will find in the book. I can't say that you should definitely read it, but if you want to read a book that is not too heavy at a time when you cannot find anything to read, you can give it a chance.
