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

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And no self-respecting French intellectual has ever read any Larkin, and probably has never heard of him. Everything happens at a slower pace and involves much less vigilante justice and a lot more thinking. Najbardziej bolą błędy - głównie w tłumaczeniu, ale i w tekście źródłowym, bo czymże jest opis, że jedziemy pogadać z panem X, a potem radośnie rozmawiamy z panem Y (pan X już nie pojawia się w powieści), albo nagłe przeniesienie bohaterów w czasoprzestrzeni (w jednym akapicie piją kawę w domu, w kolejnym mówią sobie do widzenia na skrzyżowaniu - WFT.

The number of suspects and the crime(s), got a bit complicated towards the end, but generally the story went along at a good pace and the main characters continued to be more fleshed out in this their second appearance.Moutte’s soon-to-be retirement has become a permanent one, hastened by blows to his head delivered by a blunt instrument.

His announcement affected three of his colleagues who thought they in the mix for his prestigious position.Longworth who also penned Death at the Chateau Bremont (2011) has lived in Aix-en-Provence for the past 15 or so years, and has written for major publications regarding this region. Once again, I was completely delighted by the characters and the setting without even really caring about the mystery. Marine is dating Antoine again, but his behavior continues to unsettle the relationship despite their acknowledgment of their love for one another. The 103 third parties who use cookies on this service do so for their purposes of displaying and measuring personalized ads, generating audience insights, and developing and improving products. 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.

I first discovered Mary Lou Longworth and her first mystery ( Murder at the Chateau Bremont) set in Aix-en-Provence. Georges Moette, director of theology at the Université d'Aix--a very unpopular fellow with plenty of enemies. Death at the Château Bremont offers charming French locales, vivid characters and an intriguing who-done-it.De ondervraagden hebben allemaal hun eigen verhaal, laten niet direct het achterste van hun tong zien en het verdachtenlijstje wordt niet vlot ingekort, er worden eerder mensen aan toegevoegd. And as a personal peeve, this book makes sure on several occasions to assure us that the main female character is beautiful. Due to a review by another reader here on goodreads, I took a chance on checking out several books by Longworth from this series.