The Crowded Grave: A Mystery of the French Countryside Audiobook

" I thoroughly enjoyed this story until the last 30 or so pages. Don't want to spoil it for someone who does want to read this story, but imo the ending needs to be redone. Walker ought not to have killed off the character he did. I was just beginning to like the series. Now I don't want to read any others, nor would I want to see the movie. "

" This book was good. My wife would hate it because of the ending. 4 books to come to this ending. His next book should take care of that. I won't spoil the book with what happened but it's a good read. A glass of wine and a book. What could be better. "

" I should probably give this more than three stars, but to me it pales in comparison with the first two Bruno outings. I love the setting and the characters, but I'm afraid that a mystery fan who hadn't read the previous books might have a hard time getting engaged with this one. The complex plot takes a long time to develop. That said, I definitely find this author worth reading, and I look forward to more adventures in the Dordogne. "

" This is my favorite series of books since Inspector Morse died. In this story, Bruno's love life gets more complicated, and the ending had me in tears. "

" This is a great series of books. Bruno is the chief of police in a small town, almost a village, in the Dordogne. "

" A new mystery (series) for me. Fun because it's set in the Dordogne, just below us and we're familiar with the area. A good mystery; some interesting recipes included. "

" More wonderful Bruno. And they just get better and better. Walker is amazing. "

" Nice change of setting for me. Very enjoyable. "

" Fluffy, but the food descriptions are amazing. This book makes we want to visit the Dordogne. "

" I feel like this was an improvement on previous books in the series. Still not something I can see myself re-reading, though. It makes me sad that the US publisher is putting these out a year after the UK editions. "

" Enjoyable easy holiday read. The descriptions of French cuisine and wine had me salivating... "

" A loaf of bread, a jug of wine...no, that would be a baguette, a bottle of Bergerac and Bruno. This book was a delight as are all of the Bruno mysteries. "

" Quiet French village delivers a good murder mystery. The fabulous food and wine always make my mouth water. "

" I love this series set in France. Besides a good mystery, Walker offers French history, culture and culinary treats! "

" A nice addition to a strong traditional mystery series. A good bet for Louise Penny fans. "

" The best "Bruno" novel yet. Archaeology and ETA terrorism make for an irrestible read with a heartbreaking finale! "

" This is the best of the Bruno books so far. The series just gets better and better. "

" My least favorite of this series. "

" Even though the ending was a bit over the top and one of my favorite characters met an untimely end, I enjoyed the fourth book in the series immensely. "

" Is it a mystery? Is it a bit of history? Is it a recipe book? This story was all of them. I know I anticipate the various dinners and parties in which Bruno contributes his delicious sounding dishes and I was not disappointed by this book. "