In her seventeeth book adventure, bestselling author Jessica Fletcher travels to provence for some haute cuisine, and becomes embroiled in a culinary murder mystery.
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Jessica Fletcher is a bestselling mystery writer who has a knack for stumbling upon real-life mysteries in her various travels.
Donald Bain, Jessica Fletcher’s longtime collaborator, is the writer of over eighty books, many of them bestsellers.
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8 of 8 people found the following review helpful:
4.0 out of 5 stars
Mystery in the French Countryside....Ces't Magnifique!,
By Daniel (The South) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Provence - To Die for: A Murder, She Wrote Mystery (Mass Market Paperback)
The latest Murder, She Wrote novel finds Jessica Fletcher in the small French town of Province on a leisurely vacation. As Jessica vacations she decides to take a cooking class from Michelin Star chef Emil Bertrand. However, Jessica's intrest in cooking is soon turned to an intrest in murder when Emil is found murdered with one of his own custom knives! Soon Jessica encounters many suspects. Could it be Emil's lover? His illegitimate son? The American teenager that Jessica has taken under her wing? Perhaps it was his partner who Emil was planning to betray. Whoever the murderer is Jessica is determined to find out before an innocent person is locked up! This novel is great for all fans of Murder, She Wrote-although I feel the ending of this one may be a bit weak. It seems to me that the writer has broken the first rule of mystery novels, but perhaps breaking that rule is what is truly surprising in the great new book. I highly reccomend it to any mystery buff. Four Stars!
5 of 5 people found the following review helpful:
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Visit Provence with caution!,
By Eric, 23 (Los Angeles, CA) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Provence - To Die for: A Murder, She Wrote Mystery (Mass Market Paperback)
The older Jessica gets, the more wiser she becomes. "Provence To Die For" is one of the most mysterious books in the Murder She Wrote series. Traveling to an unfamiliar country in Jessica's latest adventure, so many readers will wish they were there with her as she stumbles upon clue after clue trying to right a wrong of a clever culprit. I couldn't put the book down, as I was taking it with me where ever I went. Chapter Three is my favorite chapter, as it depicts Jessica on a dark and lonley farmhouse surrounded with strange noises--or is it only the wind? This book is a page turner, as many readers will agree, and the best in the series. That's hard for me to acknowledge because of the earlier works by Donald Bain, and which I enjoyed immensely--"Brandy and Bullets," "A Deadly Judgment," "A Palette For Murder," "The Highland Fling Murders," "Murder on the QE2," "Murder in Moscow," "A Little Yuletide Murder," and "Knock 'em Dead."
3 of 3 people found the following review helpful:
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still the best,
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This review is from: Provence - To Die for: A Murder, She Wrote Mystery (Mass Market Paperback)
i truly truly enjoyed this book, every page was exciting. JB i love ya thanks.....................
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"Bonsoir, madame. So nice to see you again" said the pretty young woman in lightly accented English. Read the first page Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Mme Poutine, Madame Poutine, Chef Bertrand, Madame Fletcher, Emil Bertrand, Mme Roulandet, René Bonassé, Cabot Cove, Les Baux, Hotel Melissande, Mme Arlenne, Monsieur Bertrand, L'Homme Qui Court, Christian Etienne, Daniel Aubertin, John Cartright, New York, Jeanne Bonassé, Mademoiselle Cartright, Monsieur Bonassé, Monsieur Lavande, Monsieur Telloir, Madame Arlene, Madame Arlenne New!
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"Bonsoir, madame. So nice to see you again" said the pretty young woman in lightly accented English. Read the first page Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Mme Poutine, Madame Poutine, Chef Bertrand, Madame Fletcher, Emil Bertrand, Mme Roulandet, René Bonassé, Cabot Cove, Les Baux, Hotel Melissande, Mme Arlenne, Monsieur Bertrand, L'Homme Qui Court, Christian Etienne, Daniel Aubertin, John Cartright, New York, Jeanne Bonassé, Mademoiselle Cartright, Monsieur Bonassé, Monsieur Lavande, Monsieur Telloir, Madame Arlene, Madame Arlenne New!
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