The Resistance Man

Bruno, Chief of Police, Book 6

By: Martin Walker

Narrated by: Robert Ian Mackenzie

Bruno Courrèges - provincial French police chief extraordinaire - is back in another delectable tale of mystery and suspense that unfolds in the gastronomically ravishing Dordogne.

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Loved it

Sometimes hard to listen to content but riveting story. Loved the food and setting s descriptions

Inspector Bruno!!

Once again Martin Walker offers an excellent narrative — beautiful narration and excellent direction!! Well done!!

What is it about a historical train robbery?

crime-thriller, unputdownable, local-gossip, local-law-enforcement, local-politics, audiobook, small-town, rural, France, relationship-issues, secrets, investigations, foodie, procedural, due-diligence, witty, suspense, historical-figures, historical-places-events, historical-research, history-and-culture, WW2, contemporary, greed, train-robbery*****

An old man who was a member of the French Resistance died a natural death clutching a 1,000 franc bank note issued in 1940. It was part of the evidence from a well-known 1944 train robbery. Then comes a string of burglaries, perpetrators unknown, and a particularly brutal murder. Time for Bruno to put up with all sorts of federal law enforcement. Great police work stringing out the clues and suspects. As addictive as the others I am binge-reading in this series!
Voice actor Robert Ian MacKenzie is excellent with interpretation and character definition, and superior in the rolling tones of French pronunciations.

These keep getting better

Vichy money, French resistance fighters, amazing food, and Bruno. What a great book!

I love the fact that Martin Walker is not afraid to address current issues. It makes it more interesting to see how these issues are handled in a small French town by its Chief of Police. I just love Bruno! And Bruno loves strong, successful women. I wish he'd pick one! :-) But where's the fun in that?

This is another wonderful book in this series that I hope never ends.

Work on American accent

I love the Bruno books. And the narration is generally excellent. However, I recommend that Mackenzie work on his American accent - at least that’s what I think it was supposed to be for the character of Jacqueline. That didn’t sound like any American I ever heard. Much too precise for us Yanks, and seemed to lean Scottish . 😊