BOOK PUBLICATION DAY: Deadly Camargue by Cay Rademacher

Deadly Camargue by Cay Rademacher

My rating: ⭐⭐⭐/5

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My Review:
What does the murder of a rice mogul, the theft of a van Gogh Painting, and the gruesome death of a journalist by bull impalement have in common? You will have to read this awesome detective novel to find out. Capitaine Blanc is on a case which will look in the past and present. What appears to be an accident, smells like murder to him.

I was attracted to this book because of its van Gogh connection. I am a big fan of the artist and I am always interested to read stories where he is involved (in some way). This detective novel is intelligent and gripping. There are so many clues and many suspects.

This novel is the second book in the Provence Mystery Series. I love all the French references and landscapes. If you like Agatha Christie books, you will like this one.

A big thank you to Minotaur Book and St. Martin’s Publishing Group of my advanced reader’s copy of this awesome detective story. Deadly Camargue by Cay Rademacher is now available at your favorite bookstore.

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