Murder in the Rue Dumas (A Provençal Mystery Book 2)

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We know their background--well, for most of them--their lives, their relationships and personal passions; Bruno's love of opera and Verlaque's cigars. Less (but still a lot) of talking about wine, dining and cigars, bigger focus on the mystery and way less relationship drama. We don’t share your credit card details with third-party sellers, and we don’t sell your information to others. The glass work of Emile Galle takes Antoine and Marine to small towns of Italy that brought back memories to me through their appreciation of art, architecture, food and wine.

Death at the Château Bremont is replete with romance, mystery, and a rich atmosphere that makes the south of France spring off the page in a manner reminiscent of Donna Leon’s Venice.Daarom heb ik daar ook totaal geen problemen mee, want hier stel ik mij altijd al op in als ik een verhaal in dit genre ga lezen.

Doordat Longworth bijvoorbeeld de omgeving best uitgebreid omschrijft, worden er ook vaker Franse woorden gebruikt en hier had ik, net als bij het eerste deel, vaker moeite mee en vroeg ik mij ook geregeld af wat ze nu bedoelde. This mystery will be a breath of fresh burgundy for those who miss the old days and the classic detectives. But he has a cruel streak in him--playing his colleagues and graduate students off of one another; promising the positions to first one and then another; and then the cruelest move of all.This is the second novel in Longworth's detective series, but it is not necessary to have read the first to slip easily into the action of this one. They have two very different roles, nor would a magistrate share all his professional steps with a university professor, or go galloping to Italy and break into a house. A page-turning mysterythat transports you to the south of France with its lush portrait of a charming historic town, this continuation of theProven al Mystery series captivates.