The Sinking City Jim Wilson It will enrich the experience

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The Sinking City Jim Wilson It will enrich the experienceVenice is a carnival of opposites, and Liona Carvatti thinks she understands it all: canal and palace, magician and merchant, plague and pantomime. As a patricians daughter, Liona enjoys the sparkling life of a noble familyalthough she would prefer to be tending to her flowers than practicing violin or standing around in a ball gown. But what Liona fails to realize is that Venice is a city of stone in a world of water. And ruling the dark waters are