Murder In Dordogne

About the Book

Diplomat Robbie Cutler and his bride Sylvie have spent an adventurous honeymoon in the scenic Dordogne region of France. The scenery and good food were expected-the murders were not!

They discover the Chateau de Rastignac, the French White House, and its secrets. It was in this historic chateau that the French owners tried to hide priceless paintings from the Nazis during World War Two. But the paintings disappeared, and have not been seen since that time.

The Cutler honeymoon is abruptly interrupted by the discovery of a murder victim, a young woman who served with the French Resistance. Solving the mystery of her death-and the possible fate of the missing paintings-takes some sleuthing through Resistance history.

History ends when a vicious killer tries to murder the newlyweds. Then it is a race against time, before the killer strikes once again.

About the Author

Bill Shepard served as American Consul General in France. Fluent in French, he knows the scenic Dordogne region well. He is Wine Editor for the Bonjour Paris website (www.bparis.com). Murder In Dordogne is the third in his series of Robbie Cutler Diplomatic Mysteries, after Vintage Murder and Murder On The Danube.