Death and Croissants

A Follet Valley Mystery Bundle

Richard is a middle-aged Englishman running a B&B in the Loire Valley, where nothing ever happens, which is how he likes it. Then guests start disappearing and dying, and the glamorous Valérie d'Orçay keeps talking him into investigating.

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Buy the available series as a bundle and save 27% and save 25%

£28.94 £20.99 6 ebooks

£49.95 £36.99 5 paperbacks

Books in this series

The bundle is the simplest way to take the available series as ebooks or in paperback. If you would rather go one at a time, every title is listed below and can be bought on its own, in whichever formats it is published in.
  • Death and Croissants

    Ian Moore

    A Follet Valley Mystery (1)

    Death and Croissants
    £9.99
  • Death and Fromage

    Ian Moore

    A Follet Valley Mystery (2)

    Death and Fromage
    £9.99
  • Death at the Chateau

    Ian Moore

    A Follet Valley Mystery (3)

    Death at the Chateau
    £9.99
  • Death in le Jardin

    Ian Moore

    A Follet Valley Mystery (4)

    Death in le Jardin
    £9.99
  • Death and Boules

    Ian Moore

    A Follet Valley Mystery (5)

    Death and Boules
    £9.99
  • Death and Déjà Vu

    Ian Moore

    A Follet Valley Mystery (6)

    Death and Déjà Vu
    £16.99

Reviews

'A very funny page-turner. Fantastique!'

Adam Kay

'A joyous read!'

Alan Carr

'A writer of immense wit and charm'

Paul Sinha

'Ian is one of my favourite writers; this is hilarious and a great mystery too'

Janey Godley

'Good food and a laugh-out-loud mystery. What more could anyone want in these dark times'

Mark Billingham

'Like going on a joyous romp through the Loire valley with Agatha Christie, PG Woodhouse and Mc Beaton. A delight.'

C. K. McDonnell

'Ian Moore is a brilliant, funny writer who perfectly captures the foibles of rural France but judging by this book I will never be visiting his bed and breakfast’

Josh Widdicombe

'Beautifully done. Very funny indeed. I can’t imagine how one plots something like that. Tremendous work'

Miles Jupp

'I'm so punchdrunk from the sheer entertainment of it I've got a sore jaw. Encore!'

Matt Forde

'This is like two great books in one, a tricksy whodunnit, and a really, really funny story'

Jason Manford

'Such a brilliant read, smart, funny and his sharp writing captures the nuances of “Anglo-French” relations beautifully'

Zoe Lyons

'This book is a fun and funny read and I’m very much looking forward to the next one'

Ian Stone

'Funny, pacey and very entertaining'

Robin Ince