Death in the Dordogne

Police chief Bruno's first murder case
352 Seiten, Taschenbuch
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'A thoroughly enjoyable book and the introduction to a great series' 5* READER REVIEWCrime fiction fans worldwide are talking about the Dordogne Mysteries. In the first book in this beloved series, read and discover why, and what dark secrets are lurking in the idyllic French town of St Denis.When an old man, head of an immigrant North African family, is found murdered, suspicion falls on the son of the local doctor, discovered playing sex games surrounded by Nazi paraphernalia.But policeman Bruno isn't convinced, and suspects the crime has its roots in that most tortured period of French history - World War 2, a time of terror and betrayal that set brother against brother. Now it's up to him to find the killer - but will the people of St Denis allow him to go digging through a past they long to forget in order to do so?'An auspicious beginning and can be recommended unreservedly' 5* READER REVIEW'The descriptions of people, the area, food and wine give a great insight to this part in France' 5* READER REVIEW'I could almost see the countryside, taste the food, appreciate the characters' 5* READER REVIEW'The book is wonderful and I have purchased the next four' 5* READER REVIEW'Whether you fancy a trip through the sleepy Dordogne or a fascinating crime story then this book is for you' 5* READER REVIEW

Über den Autor

Martin Walker wurde 1947 in Schottland geboren und ist Schriftsteller, Historiker und politischer Journalist. Außerdem ist er Vorstand eines Think-Tanks für Topmanager in Washington. Zuvor arbeitete Walker 25 Jahre lang bei der britischen Tageszeitung The Guardian. Seine Bruno-Kriminalromane wurden mittlerweile 18 Sprachen übersetzt. Der erste Band mit dem Titel "Bruno, Chef de police" erschien 2008, gefolgt von "Grand cru" und "Schwarze Diamanten". Die beiden Ratgeber "Brunos Kochbuch" und "Brunos Gartenkochbuch" knüpfen an die Erfolgsserie an. Martin Walker lebt in Washington und im Périgord.

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