Jean Luc BANNALEC Couverture Livre An island of Suspects

“An Island of Suspects”: A Brittany Mystery

In “An Island of Suspects”, Commissaire Dupin finds himself plunged into a complex investigation on the mysterious island of Belle-Île. While trying to solve the kidnapping of Albert Zinc, a local sailor, he uncovers a web of secrets and lies that threatens to destabilise the island community. Dupin, with his flair for observation and sharp intuition, interrogates a gallery of intriguing characters, each with their own motivations and alibis.

As the investigation progresses, troubling elements emerge, notably the murder of Agnès Griffon and the discovery of Provost’s dog, found dead in the sea. Tensions rise as Dupin tries to untangle the threads of this case, revealing unexpected alliances and old rivalries. In a picturesque yet mysterious setting, Dupin must navigate local intrigue and closely guarded secrets to uncover the truth.

With captivating writing and unexpected twists and turns, “An Island of Suspects” is a crime novel that will keep you on the edge of your seat until the last page. Immerse yourself in this thrilling adventure where every character could be the culprit, and where the beauty of the island hides unsuspected dangers.

List of locations:

  1. Belle-Île: The main island where the investigation takes place, known for its picturesque landscapes and mysteries.
  2. Le Palais: The main town on Belle-Île, where the gendarmerie offices are located.
  3. Islonk: A small village on the island, the centre of local activity and intrigue.
  4. Île d’Houat: The neighbouring island.
  5. Goulou’s bar: A meeting place for the locals, where Dupin interviews witnesses.
  6. The port of Le Skeul: A departure point for boat trips, crucial in the kidnapping.
  7. The shed: The place where Zinc was held captive, discovered by Dupin.
  8. The bakery: A place where alibis are verified and clues are revealed.
  9. Donnant Beach: Site of the discovery of the body of Provost’s dog.
  10. Dupin’s office: The place where the Inspector works out his theories and strategies.
  11. The menhirs: An archaeological site that intrigues Dupin and the suspects.
  12. Provost’s house: The victim’s home, where clues to his murder are found.
  13. The ferry: A means of transport used by the suspects to leave the island, adding to the tension of the investigation.

Published on: 1 January 2025  -  Filed under: Jean-Luc Bannalec (novels)


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