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The Dark Vineyard

A mystery of the French countryside

by Martin Walker

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  • Published Jul 2010
    320 pages
    Genre: Mysteries

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JKEdwards

The Dark Vineyard
I'm hooked on Bruno!
First, I read Bruno, Chief of Police, then The Dark Vineyard. If you've put off visiting France, these stories of life in the Dordogne/Perigord should convince you this is the place to go. Although there is criminal activity, the general tenor of the plot(s) is the way of life.
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