Judge Verlaque and his girlfriend, law professor Dr Marine Bonnet are taking a much needed vacation on a secluded island off the coast of France, Sordou.
The island was once a haven for the rich and famous in the 1960’s but was long forgotten but the elite in favor of other island destinations in the south of France.
However the Le Bon family, Cat-Cat and Max, just bought the hotel and hope to restore it to its former glory.
With the opening weekend on their life’s savings on the line, they need everything to go perfect….the last thing they need is a murder.
This novel totally reminded me of Clue, set in France. It was full of a number of eccentric characters each seemingly with no motive.
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