Gianrico Carofiglio’s Guido Guerrieri series of legal thrillers is like John Grisham. But Italian. And better. Why? Well as a former anti-Mafia prosecutor, governmental advisor and Senator he is a stickler for accuracy, writes like a relaxed Umberto Eco and really knows how to tell a story. Imagine a tauter, more toned version of Andrea Camilleri’s engaging Montalbano, if Salvo M were a lawyer. Yes, that good.