Chateau Under Siege
Bruno, Chief of Police, Book 16
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Narrateur(s):
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Robert Ian Mackenzie
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Auteur(s):
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Martin Walker
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When an actor in a local play is attacked during a performance, Bruno must learn whether it was an accident, a crime of passion—or an assassination attempt with implications far beyond the small French village.
The town of Sarlat is staging a reenactment of its liberation from the British in the Hundred Years’ War when the play’s French hero, Brice Kerquelin, is stabbed and feared fatally wounded. Is it an unfortunate prop malfunction—or something more sinister? The stricken man happens to be number two in the French intelligence service, in line for the top job. Bruno is tasked with the safety of the victim’s daughter Claire, as well as her father's old Silicon Valley buddies, ostensibly in town for a reunion.
One friend from Taiwan, a tycoon in chip fabrication, soon goes missing, and Bruno suspects there may be a link to the French government’s efforts to build a chip industry in Europe—something powerful forces in Russia and China are determined to scuttle. Wading through a tangle of rivalries and secrets, Bruno begins to parse fact from fiction—while also becoming embroiled in some romantic complications, and, of course, finding time to put together some splendid meals.
©2023 Martin Walker (P)2023 Recorded BooksCe que les critiques en disent
"Robert Ian Mackenzie returns to portray Bruno Courrèges, chief of police in a small town in Dordogne, France.... Mackenzie's fondness for the characters shines as he creates highly believable characters in Bruno and his wide circle of friends. In Bruno he creates a grounded character who combines his love of cooking and rural life with his strong sense of duty. Mackenzie also demonstrates his talent with international accents as the plot brings people of various nationalities into the adventure." (AudioFile)