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Death at the Chateau: the hilarious and gripping cosy murder mystery
By (Author) Ian Moore
Duckworth Books
Farrago
1st June 2023
1st June 2023
United Kingdom
General
Fiction
Crime and mystery: cosy mystery
Comic (humorous) crime and mystery
Humorous fiction
Crime and mystery: women sleuths
Modern and contemporary fiction: general and literary
823.92
Hardback
304
Width 135mm, Height 216mm
A new book in The Times bestselling Follet Valley mystery series, by leading TV/radio comedian Ian Moore perfect for fans of Richard Osman's The Thursday Murder Club. Richard Ainsworth's French B&B has been taken over by a production company shooting a historical film at the nearby Chteau de Valenay. But everything grinds to a halt with the sudden passing of a veteran extra under suspicious circumstances. To get to the bottom of things, repeat guest - the resourceful Valrie Doray - and Richard take jobs in the crew of the hastily resumed production. There they discover that the vanity, duplicity and murder of an 18th century French court is nothing compared to that of a 21st century film set, with more heads yet to roll. AUTHOR: Ian Moore is a leading stand-up comedian, known for his sharp, entertaining punditry. A TV/radio regular, he stars in Dave's satirical TV show Unspun and Channel 5's topical comedy Big Mouths. He lives in rural France and commutes back to the UK every week. In his spare time, he makes mean chutneys and jams.
PRAISE FOR THE FOLLET VALLEY MYSTERY SERIES
A very funny page-turner. Fantastique!Adam Kay
An engaging caper It is finely paced, truly funny and written with a wry detachment that conjures up a gentler age of murder mysteryThe Times
'Bloody and funny. In fact, bloody funny!'Alan Carr
'A writer of immense wit and charm'Paul Sinha
Like going on a joyous romp through the Loire valley with Agatha Christie, P. G. Woodhouse and M. C. Beaton. A delightC. K. McDonnell
Ian Mooreis a leading stand-up comedian, known for his sharp, entertaining punditry. A BBC TV and radio regular, he was a Champion on Richard Osman's House of Games and stars in Radio 4's The Now Show. Ian lives in rural France with his family, where he seeks solace in the production of fine chutneys.