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The picturesque Dordogne town of St Denis hides more than its sleepy charm. Chief Bruno Courrèges sits at the center of intrigue when a guest is found dead the morning after a celebrated patriarch’s 90th birthday. Braving the family’s tight‑knit secrets and a clash of local hunters against environmentalists, Bruno must unravel the truth before another body joins the shadows of the town.
First publish date: 2015
Genre: Mystery & Detective/Police Procedural
Authors: Martin Walker
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