MysteryLarge Print EditionDibdin . . . demonstrates an especially witty facet of his rich talent here. Publishers WeeklyWith politics in flux in Rome, Aurelio Zen offers himself up as a transfer to Naples, where he ends up the commander of a lowly harbor detail that pretty well runs itself. In the meantime, he takes on the private life of Alfonso Zembla, the name formed in the deaf ear of a society widow who asks him to dissuade her daughters from marrying their possibly Mafia-connected fiancs. He might be able to help the dear woman if he werent being mistaken for the head of Naples most powerful and feared clan himself . . .