Kittling: Books

  First Line: The young boy's thin arms started to tremble under the strain . For the first time, Bruno Courrèges must be recused from i...

  Here I go again, trying catch up on reviews of the books I've read. I am determined to get current, although this post isn't going...

  First Line: Bruno Courrèges, chief of police for the Vézère Valley in the Périgord region of France, was deeply fond of the medieval squar...

  First Line: Bruno Courrèges, chief of police of the small French town of St. Denis and for much of the Vézère Valley, was taking a late ev...

  First Line: The three skulls transfixed him .   While attending an exhibit on the facial reconstruction of ancient skulls, Bruno Courrèges...

First Line: Two days after his father's funeral, a distraught Gaston Driant came to the mairie of St. Denis, asking to see Bruno Cou...

First Line: Bruno was still glowing from his morning canter at Pamela's riding school as he sipped his first coffee of the day at Fau...

First Line: On this cool, damp Sunday afternoon in spring, with clouds and rain showers sweeping in from the Atlantic a hundred miles to ...

First Line: Bruno Courrèges, chief of police of the small French town of St. Denis, awoke a few seconds before six, just as the dawn was ...

I don't know about you, but when it comes to armchair travel and the mystery series that I read, Martin Walker 's Bruno Chief o...

First Line: The lunar calendar said that the new moon made this a good day to plant broccoli, lettuce and cauliflower, just as the previo...

First Line: Benoît Courrèges, chief of police of the small French town of St. Denis and know to everyone as Bruno, had been looking forwa...

First Line: Benoît Courrèges, chief of police of the small French town of St. Denis and known to everyone as Bruno, had witnessed too muc...

First Line: Like so many events in the small Périgord town of St. Denis, deep in the gastronomic heartland of France, this story begins i...

First Line: It was shortly after dawn on a day in late spring that carried all the promise of summer to come . There won't be many ...