A Taste for Vengeance: 13 - Rilegato

“With Bruno in charge, there’s always time for one of those classic feasts that makes this series such a mouthwatering treat.” —Marilyn Stasio, The New York Times Book Review

“To-die-for atmospheric mysteries . . . Fans of the late Robert B. Parker’s Spenser series (where love of cooking infused each mystery) will find a new home with the Gourmand Bruno.” —Booklist (starred review)

“A Taste for Vengeance is another delightful and entertaining entry in the Bruno, Chief of Police Series . . . the reader will have the vicarious delight of seeing a crime solved and becoming a gourmand in the process.” —Tony V. Sweeney, New York Journal of Books

“A Taste for Vengeance is full of action and suspense . . . Rich description of rural France and French cuisine is an added plus. It is highly recommended for those why love to read crime novels.” —The Washington Book Review

“Reoccurring series characters add depth to the story and draw readers into the small, countryside community of St. Denis. Vivid descriptions of the Périgord region and French cooking are an added treat for Francophiles. Recommended for fans of the series as well as readers of Donna Leon. Louise Penny, and anyone who enjoys cozy mysteries set in foreign locales.” —Library Journal
 
“Entertaining.” —Publishers Weekly

“Walker's latest is replete with incident, but like the frequent dinners his hero prepares for friends, paying guests, and the occasional visiting FBI agent, its abundance seems just one more testimony to the richness of the region.” —Kirkus

Martin Walker is a senior fellow of the Global Business Policy Council, a private think tank based in Washington, D.C. He is also editor in chief emeritus and international affairs columnist at United Press International. His previous novels in the Bruno series are Bruno, Chief of Police; The Dark Vineyard; Black Diamond; The Crowded Grave; The Devil’s Cave; The Resistance Man; The Children Return; The Patriarch; Fatal Pursuit; and The Templars’ Last Secret, all international best sellers. He lives in Washington, D.C., and the Dordogne. www.brunochiefofpolice.com