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“The king Arthur case”: A Brittany Mystery

In “The King Arthur Case: A Brittany Mystery”, Commissaire Dupin immerses himself in a mysterious world where past and present intertwine. As a series of murders rock a small community in Brittany, all the clues point to an ancient manuscript containing secrets linked to the legend of King Arthur. Dupin, armed with his sharp instinct and ability to read between the lines, questions a gallery of suspects, each with their own motives and hidden stories.

In the course of his investigations, Dupin discovers that the truth is often murkier than it seems. With a heroine with a troubled past, a bitter rivalry between artefact hunters, and a cat-and-mouse game with the killer, every step brings him closer to mortal danger. As the shadows of the past resurface, Dupin must discover whether Arthur’s legends can shed light on the mystery or whether they are mere illusions.

Get ready for a thrilling journey through Brittany, a blend of ancient myths and contemporary truths, where every turn of the page reveals a new clue in a race against time to solve the riddle before one more life is precious.

Plot locations :

  • Barenton Fountain: A sacred site that could hold clues to tragic events.
  • Castle: Presumed to house treasures and mysteries, a backdrop for human greed.
  • Val sans Retour : A mythical place associated with stories of betrayal and revenge.
  • Local market: The epicentre of community life, where rumours are rife.
  • Town Hall: A meeting place for discussing municipal affairs and rumours of murders.
  • Forest paths: Wooded areas where clandestine meetings and secrets are kept.
  • Village café: A meeting place where privileged information and gossip circulate.

Published on: 1 January 2022  -  Filed under: Jean-Luc Bannalec (novels)


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