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In the French city of St. Denis, chief of police Bruno Courrèges investigates an occult‑themed murder that occurs during the Easter season. His inquiry uncovers a web of intrigue involving a questionable real‑estate proposal, a suspicious accident, and the sudden reappearance of a controversial elderly countess, driving the investigation deeper into a complex mystery with police procedural elements.
First publish date: 2012
Genre: Mystery & Detective/Police Procedural
Authors: Martin Walker
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