Death in the Truffle Wood: A Mystery in Provence: 1 (Commissaire LaViolette Mystery) - Tapa blanda

“Delightful . . . brings to life the quirky, earthy peasant culture of the Provence region.”
"- Publishers Weekly" (starred review)
“An intellectual feast . . . worthy of that other master of the French mystery, Georges Simenon. A winner.”
- "Richmond Times-Dispatch
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“Amusing...truly chilling...Magnan should easily ?nd a niche with American readers who enjoy atmospheric, well-plotted mysteries. The Gallic charm doesn’t hurt either.”
- "Denver"" Post"
“Delightful and unusual . . . successfully combines elements of Christie’s old-fashioned gentility and Mayle’s French pastoral. . . . [W]ill please both mystery readers and Provence lovers.”
- "Booklist
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"“Whether you like truf?es or pigs, it is dif?cult to imagine anyone not relishing this savory dish of a book.”
- "Washington"" Times
"“Delectably venal . . . consistently excellent and exquisitely d

"Delightful . . . brings to life the quirky, earthy peasant culture of the Provence region."
"- Publishers Weekly" (starred review)
"An intellectual feast . . . worthy of that other master of the French mystery, Georges Simenon. A winner."
- "Richmond Times-Dispatch
"
"Amusing...truly chilling...Magnan should easily ?nd a niche with American readers who enjoy atmospheric, well-plotted mysteries. The Gallic charm doesn't hurt either."
- "Denver"" Post"
"Delightful and unusual . . . successfully combines elements of Christie's old-fashioned gentility and Mayle's French pastoral. . . . [W]ill please both mystery readers and Provence lovers."
- "Booklist
""
""Whether you like truf?es or pigs, it is dif?cult to imagine anyone not relishing this savory dish of a book."
- "Washington"" Times
""Delectably venal . . . consistently excellent and exquisitely descriptive. Vive Laviolette! Vive Magnan!"
- "Mystery Scene Magazine
""Deliciously rambles among quirky members of the populace and often macabre aspects of the case. . . . Smartly sublime entertainment."
- "Kirkus Reviews
""A classic murder mystery."
"- Indianapolis Star"

Delightful . . . brings to life the quirky, earthy peasant culture of the Provence region. "Publishers Weekly (starred review)"

An intellectual feast . . . worthy of that other master of the French mystery, Georges Simenon. A winner. "Richmond Times-Dispatch"

Amusing truly chilling Magnan should easily ?nd a niche with American readers who enjoy atmospheric, well-plotted mysteries. The Gallic charm doesn't hurt either. "Denver Post"

Delightful and unusual . . . successfully combines elements of Christie's old-fashioned gentility and Mayle's French pastoral. . . . [W]ill please both mystery readers and Provence lovers. "Booklist"

Whether you like truf?es or pigs, it is dif?cult to imagine anyone not relishing this savory dish of a book. "Washington Times"

Delectably venal . . . consistently excellent and exquisitely descriptive. Vive Laviolette! Vive Magnan! "Mystery Scene Magazine"

Deliciously rambles among quirky members of the populace and often macabre aspects of the case. . . . Smartly sublime entertainment. "Kirkus Reviews"

A classic murder mystery. "Indianapolis Star""

Delightful . . . brings to life the quirky, earthy peasant culture of the Provence region. Publishers Weekly (starred review)

An intellectual feast . . . worthy of that other master of the French mystery, Georges Simenon. A winner. Richmond Times-Dispatch

Amusing truly chilling Magnan should easily ?nd a niche with American readers who enjoy atmospheric, well-plotted mysteries. The Gallic charm doesn't hurt either. Denver Post

Delightful and unusual . . . successfully combines elements of Christie's old-fashioned gentility and Mayle's French pastoral. . . . [W]ill please both mystery readers and Provence lovers. Booklist

Whether you like truf?es or pigs, it is dif?cult to imagine anyone not relishing this savory dish of a book. Washington Times

Delectably venal . . . consistently excellent and exquisitely descriptive. Vive Laviolette! Vive Magnan! Mystery Scene Magazine

Deliciously rambles among quirky members of the populace and often macabre aspects of the case. . . . Smartly sublime entertainment. Kirkus Reviews

A classic murder mystery. Indianapolis Star

"Delightful . . . brings to life the quirky, earthy peasant culture of the Provence region." --Publishers Weekly (starred review)

"An intellectual feast . . . worthy of that other master of the French mystery, Georges Simenon. A winner." --Richmond Times-Dispatch

"Amusing...truly chilling...Magnan should easily ?nd a niche with American readers who enjoy atmospheric, well-plotted mysteries. The Gallic charm doesn't hurt either." --Denver Post

"Delightful and unusual . . . successfully combines elements of Christie's old-fashioned gentility and Mayle's French pastoral. . . . [W]ill please both mystery readers and Provence lovers." --Booklist

"Whether you like truf?es or pigs, it is dif?cult to imagine anyone not relishing this savory dish of a book." --Washington Times

"Delectably venal . . . consistently excellent and exquisitely descriptive. Vive Laviolette! Vive Magnan!" --Mystery Scene Magazine

"Deliciously rambles among quirky members of the populace and often macabre aspects of the case. . . . Smartly sublime entertainment." --Kirkus Reviews

"A classic murder mystery." --Indianapolis Star