Little, Brown Book Group Last Testament in Bologna: Thrilling mystery set in the glamorous world of motor racing

'Absolutely captivating mystery, set in Bologna in the murky but glamorous world of F1, this crime thriller will have you hooked from page one' - , Amazon reviewer ---------- Bologna, Italy. When the final request of a dying man is to find out the truth behind the mysterious death of his son, English detective Daniel Leicester finds himself on the trail of one of Bologna's wealthiest families - makers of some of the world's most coveted supercars. He soon discovers that beneath the glitz and glamour of the Formula One circuit lurk certain people with sinister interests, who may just be prepared to kill to keep their secrets. ---------- Readers and reviewers love Last Testament in Bologna! 'Fast paced, deftly plotted and packed full of tension!' - , Amazon reviewer 'My favourite book in the series' - , Amazon reviewer 'I've relished the four previous novels in the Daniel Leicester series, and Last Testament in Bologna takes the chequered flag... The Bologna setting is as rich and tangible as ever' - , Amazon reviewer 'Benjamin's latest captivating mystery will keep the reader hooked to the very last page while also bringing the city of Bologna to fascinating life. Bravo!' - Camilla Trinchieri, author of Murder in Chianti 'Excellent! This time, English detective Daniel Leicester takes us on a hairpin ride through the glamorous, perilous world of Formula One. An absorbing portrayal of what happens when wealth, rivalry and corruption collide, this is a compelling read from a writer who knows Italy inside out and is at the top of his game' - Eleni Kyriacou, author of The Unspeakable Acts of Zina Pavlou 'Raced through this latest in the fab crime series featuring English 'tec Dan Leicester. Set in the murky world of Formula 1, this souped-up thriller should ensure that Tom Benjamin takes his rightful place at the front of the crime-writing grid' - Trevor Wood, author of the Jimmy Mullen series 'High-octane, fierce rivalry, ever-present sense of danger and carnage is one of the many reasons why this is my favourite of his novels so far' - Judith Cranswick author of Mystery People