Winemaker
Detective Series, by Jean-Pierre Alaux and Noël Balen, offers an immersion in
French countryside and gourmet attitude, with two wine-loving amateur
detectives. This cozy mysteries series
will "whet the appetite of lovers of
both Iron Chef and Murder, She Wrote”, according to Booklist. “Alaux
and Balen offer intrigue and plenty of good eating and drinking within just a
few pages.”
Already
a popular television series in France, the Winemaker Detective series is being
translated into English by mystery and thriller publisher Le French Book, which
just signed the rights for five more titles.
With
these new titles, the Winemaker Detective will travel to Montmartre, in Paris,
Beaujolais, Alsace, Romanée-Conti (Burgundy) and all the way to Hungary's Tokay
region.
For
publisher Anne Trager, "These are
entertaining cozy mysteries full of wine lore and food loving zeal. As the series goes on, the two main
characters grow, and their adventures continue, while readers get to
vicariously explore more wine country. They
are great fun."
Jean-Pierre
Alaux is a magazine, radio, and television journalist when he is not writing
novels in south-western France. He is a
genuine wine and food lover and the grandson of a winemaker. For him, there is no greater common
denominator than wine. Co-author of the
Winemaker Detective series, Noël Balen lives in Paris, where he shares his
time between writing, making records, and lecturing on music. He plays bass, is a music critic, and has
authored a number of books about musicians in addition to his novel and
short-story writing.
More information can be found at Le French Book.
More information can be found at Le French Book.
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