Reseña del libro "The Filbert Steps (en Inglés)"
A body on the steps. A neighborhood that saw nothing. Vivian Salvatore came back to Telegraph Hill with a cat, a divorce settlement, and a book she cannot seem to write. At fifty-two, newly single and trying to rebuild her life, she has settled into the rhythms of San Francisco’s most beautiful staircase: coffee at the corner café, morning walks on the Filbert Steps, old neighbors on three corners, and the comforting illusion that everyone knows everyone. Then, on a bright October morning, Vivian finds one of the city’s most ambitious developers dead on the third landing. The police are ready to call it a fall. But Vivian spent twenty-seven years reading teenagers’ faces for a living, and she knows when a story does not fit. A coat buttoned wrong. A cigarette ground out where it should not be. Storefronts quietly sold to a post-office box in Delaware. And a neighborhood full of people who had reason to want one man gone. As Vivian begins asking questions, she discovers that Telegraph Hill has been keeping secrets for years about money, loyalty, grief, and who really gets to call a place home. The Filbert Steps introduces Vivian Salvatore, a sharp-eyed, warm-hearted sleuth who notices everything and forgives almost as much. Perfect for readers who love older women sleuths, atmospheric San Francisco mysteries, neighborhood secrets, found community, and fair-play cozy mysteries with literary depth. The first Telegraph Hill Mystery. Includes recipes, a walker's map of North Beach, and a Telegraph Hill playlist.