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A Taste for Vengeance: A Mystery of the French Countryside (Bruno, Chief of Police Series #11)

A Taste for Vengeance: A Mystery of the French Countryside (Bruno, Chief of Police Series #11)

Current price: $18.00
Publication Date: June 25th, 2019
Publisher:
Vintage
ISBN:
9780525435716
Pages:
352
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Description

Another delightful installment in the internationally acclaimed series featuring Chief of Police Bruno: When a British tourist fails to turn up for a luxurious cooking vacation in the idyllic village in the south of France that Bruno Courrèges calls home, the chief of police is quickly on the case.

Monika Felder is nowhere to be found, and her husband, a retired British general, is unreachable. Not long after Bruno discovers that Monika was traveling with a mysterious Irishman with a background in intelligence, the two turn up dead. Was she running away? How much does her husband really know? Meanwhile, the star of the girls’ rugby team is pregnant, jeopardizing her chances of being named to the French national squad. Bruno’s search for the truth in both cases leads him in some unexpected directions—but as ever, he and his friends find time along the way to savor the culinary delights of the region.

About the Author

MARTIN WALKER, after a long career of working in international journalism and for think tanks, now gardens, cooks, explores vineyards, writes and travels. His series of novels featuring Bruno, Chief of Police, are bestsellers in Europe and have been translated into more than fifteen languages. He divides his time between Washington, D.C., and the Dordogne.

Praise for A Taste for Vengeance: A Mystery of the French Countryside (Bruno, Chief of Police Series #11)

“A mouthwatering treat.” —The New York Times Book Review

“[A] deliciously food-and-wine-soaked world. . . . [And] a cast of characters guaranteed to charm.” —Wine Spectator

“Unashamedly lavished with warmth. . . . The ubiquitous atmosphere of [Walker’s] books is of undisguised affection for the towns, villages, their people, their wine and their food of the Dordogne.” —Forbes