Breton secrets
The Missing Corpse: A Brittany Mystery (Commissaire Dupin series, Book 7)
The seventh case for Commissaire Dupin—penguin-lover, caffeine-addict, and native Parisian exiled to Brittany, the end of the world… The forest of Brocéliande, with its picturesque lakes and châteaux, is considered the last realm of the fairies. It is steeped in a great many legends. What location could be better suited for the long-planned and constantly postponed team outing for Commissaire Dupin and his colleagues? But the murder of a researcher studying the legend of King Arthur throws a spanner in the works. Against his will, Dupin is appointed as the special investigator for an extremely brutal crime, which is quickly followed by others.
Jean-Luc Bannalec
Jean-Luc Bannalec (a pseudonym) was born in Brest in 1967. His father is from Brittany and his mother is from the Rhineland in Germany. The author works in both Germany and France, and divides his time with his family between the two countries. The first five books in the crime series featuring Commissaire Dupin, alias Maigret (Death in Pont-Aven, Murder on Brittany, The Fleur de Sel Murders, The Missing Corpse, and The Killing Tide), have been translated into 13 languages and adapted for film. In 2016, Jean-Luc Bannalec was awarded the honorary title of Mécène de Bretagne. All of the author's titles have been published in Czech translation by Euromedia Group.
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