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Bruno, Chief of Police by Martin Walker

Bruno, Chief of Police

by Martin Walker
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  • Mar 24, 2009, 288 pages
  • Paperback:
  • Apr 2010, 288 pages
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Gail

I want more
What a great read! well plotted and believable characters. I can't say enough good things. I hope there are more in the works. I am going to go back a not some of the recipes for the food he cooked. Maybe without the trufflesl
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Bruno, chief of police
This book is a BookBrowse Editor Choice, so I read it hoping it lived up to my expectations; and not only is this a terrific murder mystery, I did not want the story to end. The chief of police, named Bruno, is a wonderful protagonist, and kept me reading page after page after page. The story flew by and my attention was grabbed until the very end; well written! 4 stars
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