Death in High Provence

by George Bellairs

Published August 1991
Against the background of fascinating Provence, a fantastic case is solved. Chief Inspector Littlejohn is sent to France to make informal enquiries about a motor accident. But his job is not easy, for he finds himself amongst the sombre, secretive inhabitants of St. Marcellin, a dying French village in the mountains of High Provence. Dominated by the aristocratic Monsieur le Marquis, the village obstructs his every move. But they had under-estimated the kindly, courteous Littlejohn.

Death in High Provence is the tenth title in Agora's Inspector Littlejohn Mysteries.

Reviews

"One of the subtlest and wittiest practitioners of the simon-pure British detective story" - The New York Times

"Mr Bellairs always gives good value" - The Sunday Times

"Pure British detective story" - The New York Times

"George Bellairs deserves to be much more well known, an excellent writer of proper well written and well crafted detective stories.I cant wait to read my next one." Amazon Reviewer

Death Drops the Pilot

by George Bellairs

Published December 1991