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A summer hit in its original German, Death in Pont-Aven introduces readers to the enigmatic Commissaire Dupin, an idiosyncratic penguin lover and Parisian-born caffeine junkie whose unique methods of detection raise more than a few eyebrows. It is a book so atmospheric readers will immediately want to wander through the village’s narrow alleyways, breathe in the Atlantic air and savour Brittany’s seaside specialty dishes.
what's not to like about a penguin lover?



Classic Detective Story, first book in the Original Rex Stout authored series.
The colorful characters, especially those of the somewhat agorophobic detective Nero Wolfe who possesses phenominal deductive powers, and his dashing assistant Archie Goodwin, solve the clever murders of an immigrant and a college president. The vivid 1930's New York background tie this mystery together and add gripping layers to it.

What Lies in the Woods by Kate Alice Marshall
Twisty and suspenseful story along the lines of The Final Girls.


Okay, so the poll will appear tomorrow morning. I do have to say that I'm super reluctant to put The Tragedy of X on the poll due to availability, I will add it. Voters beware.
No more nominations, please!
No more nominations, please!

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it's available in Kindle format on amazon.com
Books mentioned in this topic
The Collective (other topics)The Tragedy of X (other topics)
The Tragedy of X (other topics)
Gone Tonight (other topics)
Murder in the Family (other topics)
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Authors mentioned in this topic
Alison Gaylin (other topics)Cara Hunter (other topics)
Jean-Luc Bannalec (other topics)
Sarah Pekkanen (other topics)
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