A sizzling-hot debut that deftly weaves together corrupt politicians, organized crime, and centuries-old tradition

Entertainment Weekly on THE DOGS OF ROME

Guaranteed to whet the thirst of international crime fiction fans. This promising debut is reminiscent of early Michael Dibdin, and that is more than enough to put Fitzgerald's series on your radar.

Booklist on THE DOGS OF ROME

Impressively plotted...those who like gritty crime thrillers with a European flair will be well rewarded

Publishers Weekly on THE DOGS OF ROME

Commissario Blume is the most appealing detective to come along in years. His genius is that he isn't a hero or an anti-hero, but the kind of living, breathing human being that you only find in the very best novels, detective or otherwise. The Dogs of Rome is an irresistible and wholly original piece of crime fiction.

Joe Weisberg, author of AN ORDINARY SPY on THE DOGS OF ROME