
The Dark Vineyard
A Mystery of the French Countryside
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Narrated by:
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Robert Ian Mackenzie
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By:
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Martin Walker
A prolific journalist, Martin Walker has crafted a mystery series that deftly blends the stylings of Peter Mayle and Alexander McCall Smith. Chief Bruno Courreges loves life in his small French village. One day his idyll is disturbed when a local research station for genetically modified crops is burned down. An enclave of environmentalists seems to be the most likely culprit, but soon Bruno uncovers evidence that makes the case infinitely more complicated.
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Not as good as the first novel
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Love French Logic and Atmosphere
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Just barely a murder mystery
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Wonderful story in the French countryside
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Bruno is a perfect detective
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I wanted to love it...
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Not Walker's best
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There are so many things happening in the first third of the book that it almost seems impossible that the disparate arms of the divisions in French law enforcement will get it together. It's also waiting to find out how some of the crimes, misdemeanors, and skullduggery will become a cohesive conclusion.
The plot moves along quickly and has some diabolical misdirections, but the malevolent twist at the end blew me away.
Voice actor Robert Ian MacKenzie is excellent and is great for pronunciations I don't know.
Excellent low key read
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