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Old 05-29-2016, 05:31 PM   #632
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Kobo UK has the first in the Bruno series at 99p.

Death in the Dordogne
Spoiler:
PREVIOUSLY PUBLISHED AS BRUNO, CHIEF OF POLICE
It's market day in St Denis, a small town in the Périgord region of South West France. The locals are on the alert because inspectors are expected to make a 'surprise visit' in an attempt to enforce the unpopular and bureaucratic EU hygiene rules.

But for Captain Bruno Courrèges, St Denis' Chief of Police, this particular market day turns into something far more serious.

An old man, head of a local immigrant North African family, is found viciously murdered. Suspicion falls on the son of the local doctor, but Bruno isn't so certain.

He believes it to be an act of vengeance, with its motive hidden deep in France's divisive war-time past. As rumour and mistrust grow, Bruno must look beneath the surface of this normally calm community to find a brutal killer.

I'm eagerly awaiting the release of the 9th in the series, Fatal Pursuit, this coming Thursday.

Also on a continuing free basis is the Bruno Christmas short story:
Bruno and Le Pere Noel
Spoiler:
It's the last market day before Christmas and Bruno, Chief of Police is preparing for a traditional gastronomic feast. But, never off duty for long, Bruno is called to action when he receives information that a prisoner on parole has gone missing, last seen heading for St Denis, where his ex-wife and son live.

The goose, the oysters, his English girlfriend's Christmas pudding and Bruno's famous mulled wine will just have to wait…

And if Martin Walker's 'Bruno' novels have inspired you to visit this beautiful part of France yourself, keep reading for the author's own guide to 'A Perfect Week in Perigord'.
I am currently rereading the series in anticipation of the release of Fatal Pursuit on June 21st.
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