Book review: Minced, Marinated, and Murdered

MINCED, MARINATED, AND MURDEREDMinced, Marinated, and Murdered
(Gourmet Crimes, #1)

by Noël Balen and Vanessa Barrot
Translated by Anne Trager,
adapted by Amy Richards
First published in French
as Petits meurtres à l’étouffée

Le French Book 2/20/2018
Genre: Mystery
Pages: 200
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The tandem Balen and Alaux have accustomed us to wonderful cozy mysteries focused on wine and its most famous regions all around France. With his wife as co-author, Balen now turns to food, and in Minced, Marinated, and Murdered, this first book of the series, to the city of Lyon. Click to continue reading

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Virgile found a parking space on the Rue Gustave Larroumet and peeked through the window of La Source. No Jeremy. The café, in fact, was nearly empty. Two post-adolescent boys with tattooed arms were on barstools, sipping blond beers. Another boy was playing darts. Sprawled on a seat near the wall, a red-haired woman in a low-neck T-shirt appeared to be flirting with the bartender. Everyone seemed to be hard at work killing time. Virgile went in and sat down on a bench.
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Sunday Sentence Requiem in Yquem

Requiem in Yquem

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Release date: September 12, 2017
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215 pages

ISBN: 9781943998104

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