pickFound this #10 in the series quite engaging with its new potential (?) Romance introduced, the car racing ( new area to me) & its link to a lost Bugatti that disappeared during WWIl.The scenes when Bruno becomes a passenger in a race car are convey his terror! Of course there is a murder to be solved.This series is full of culture & cuisine of the area, the perfect portrait of “farm to table”eating as routine.I drool over some of his concoctions.
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Finished top row.Frankenstein is based on the Madeline stories...twelve little monsters in two straight lines...a fun alternative for 2 students of mine-others are three great mysteries, one with France as setting, the other two, England.
Almost finished with TSOAW, 1/4 way through FITS.EOP, cp 11 #audiobook- cannot say enough about this book- my husband is reading a hard copy simultaneously so we have been engaged in discussions...
Lunch with Bruno. Not nearly like his lunches! In the corner, a bookish card by Collage artist Anne Heffernan. ❤️ her work!
https://anneheffernan.com/
Thanks to the Sunday afternoon librarian for the recommendation.
pick4.5 ⭐ book 9 of the Bruno, Chief of Police series. I love the development of the people who live in the village of St Denis. This story of course has mystery, food, wine and romance. It also tells of the search for a one of four Bugatti's built during the 30s. It disappeared during the war, so where did it go? Recommend! @TheSpineView #SeriesRead
pickReading a Bruno-book means holidays to me, as I always keep it to read when I‘m away. I like that he has friends and a life and is not the usual loner-detective. While this one‘s plot is a bit thin, it‘s still very intelligent and just a nice read after which you‘re sad that it‘s already over.
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