Meurtre au château [Murder at the Castle]

Petits meurtres français [Little French Murders]

By: France Dubin

Narrated by: France Dubin

This is a cozy murder mystery written in easy French for adults.

A rich American couple dreams of owning a castle in France. After months of searching, they finally find the perfect castle and decide to visit it. They ask Alice Hunt to accompany them.
It's a fantastic trip for Alice, until she discovers a dead body in the castle grounds!

Un couple de riches Américains rêve de devenir propriétaire d’un château en France. Après des mois de recherche, ils trouvent enfin le château parfait et ils décident d’aller le visiter. Ils demandent à Alice Hunt de les accompagner. C’est un voyage exceptionnel pour Alice jusqu’à ce qu’elle découvre un cadavre dans le parc du château !

Please note: This audiobook is in French.

©2023 France Dubin (P)2023 France Dubin

Another Fun Story

I enjoy reading France Dubin’s entertaining stories in easy french, then listening to her read them.

This is her best murder mystery yet!

Easy listening and interesting

Nothing. It was good. I enjoyed the story. I like the French scenes if these stories.

Bravo Madam France!

I really enjoyed this story. France Dubin manages to weave the charm and intrigue found in all her other books into this murder mystery! It is wonderful to be a beginning intermediate and be able to listen to and understand an entire book, learning a new word here and there. It is lots of fun to listen to the author's voice reading her new creation. Bravo et merci encore Madam France!

Alice Hunt

I love learning French by listening to these books. I was surprised with the conclusion. It’s not what I expected. :)

Bad mystery with too much description

So this book could be useful because it is very clearly read (and slow, but you can speed it up-I found it useful for comprehension).
The story is so bad I can hardly listen. The murder didn’t happen until five minutes before the end! I still am not sure of the solution but I don’t want to spoil it. I think I will try Harry Potter in translation next since I know how it goes and can’t get too lost.