Apart from probing the rivalries among the university’s faculty, Verlaque also looks into the possibility that the killer was an art thief. Longworth's mystery hearkens back to Agatha Christie and Dorothy Sayers, following more of a classic tradition in both plot arc and hero. First Sentence: The friendship between Yann Falquerho and Thierry Marchive had surprised everyone at the university. Longworth evokes the pleasures of France in delicious detail--great wine, delicious meals, and fine company.

Als Georges Moutte, de decaan van de faculteit Theologie aan de universiteit van Aix-en-Provence, dood wordt aangetroffen in zijn werkkamer, is iedereen geschokt, maar zijn er meteen ook veel verdachten.Read more about the condition New: A new, unread, unused book in perfect condition with no missing or damaged pages.

This is why the Martin Walker trillers set in the Dordogne are so much more enjoyable you feel you are with the characters as they take you through the storyline.Moette has announced his intention to retire and is all set to name his successor as well as name the graduate student recipient of an elite fellowship tied to the Dumas funds. Priests and nuns with academic credentials, while just as qualified, are significantly cheaper to employ than their lay counterparts , and are more able to provide support and advice for students planning to emulate them. Aided by his on-again, off-again girlfriend, law professor Marine Bonnet, Berlaque must turn Provence upside down, uncovering a world far more complicated than university politics, to find the killer before it’s too late. De weg daarnaartoe leidt je door verschillende landen en plaatsen, langs kunst en vervalsingen, geheimen, achterliggende motieven en de lastig doordringbare academische wereld.

Murder in the Rue Dumas’ is the second book from M L Longworth in her Verlaque and Bonnet mystery series. Pakuję się, gdy rozmawiamy"), bohaterkę, która "sugerowała, by jej rodzice poszukali terapii" (seek therapy) i wiele, wiele innych. Nicely written, easily read, and the murder of the professor is solved after lots of food is eaten, lots of wine drunk, several cigars smoked, and we learn a lot more about Verlaque's back story.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. Georges Moette, director of theology at the Université d'Aix--a very unpopular fellow with plenty of enemies. Het verhaal begint heel “Cosy”, zoals ik al aangaf, maar als de professor dood wordt aangetroffen in zijn kantoor, neemt de spanning direct toe. Moord in Rue Dumas’ is geen verkeerd verhaal en leest ook fijner weg dan het eerste deel ‘Dood op kasteel Brémont’. This book is halfway between a mystery and a romance novel, and I'm not sure whether that's a good thing.