Tom Becket

History, Mystery and Murder in Southwest France (The Celestine Courbet Murder Mysteries, #1) (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

The Devil's Point - In the glorious sun-kissed countryside of South West France a deadly game is being played and when the dark history of a French town re-surfaces, can one woman unravel the threads that lead to murder? From a 13th-century abbey to a ruined village in the woods, this murder mystery moves relentlessly to its dramatic conclusion on the hill of Calvary.

A thrilling French mystery of murder, intrigue and dark secrets.

Weep for the Dead - From the backstreets and ancient cemetery of old Bordeaux to the treacherous waters of the Gironde estuary, police detective Celestine Courbet is brought into conflict with powerful forces that want her silenced. She must demonstrate all her fiery determination to track down the murderers and expose the rottenness at the core of a police department. Will she survive?

The prequel to the Devil's Point - an engaging and thrilling murder mystery set in Bordeaux.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Tom Becket
• Erscheinungstermin: 12. Oktober 2024
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781739511746
• Artikelnr.: 72328246

Autorenporträt

Tom Becket is the author of the Celestine Courbet crime thriller mystery series. Living in the South of France with his wife and an energetic spaniel, Tom draws his stories out of the rich history and colourful landscapes of this beautiful region. He writes about authentic characters in conflict who inspire affection and concern in the reader. His research for the novels takes him outdoors, walking the long-distance footpaths and cycling along the towpaths of the French Canals.

Tom taught English and ran his own company for many years before committing to writing fiction full-time. He invites you to join him in discovering the mysterious and fascinating South West France described in his novels.