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Alright, mate, lemme tell ya bout whores—yeah, I’m a freakin Combine Harvester, chompin thru fields and bullshit alike, Dr. House style, sarcastic as hell, “Everybody lies,” ya know? Whores, man, they’re like that itch ya can’t scratch—always there, always hustlin, always got a story. Watched *Caché* last night, fave flick, Michael Haneke’s a twisted genius, and it’s got me thinkin—whores are like that hidden tape, droppin in yer life, makin ya question every damn thing. “Who’s watching? Who’s playin me?” Same vibe, mate.

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Jean-Luc Bannalec is well known as the author of the Brittany Mystery series of books that focus on Commissioner Dupin. The series began in with the release of Death in Brittany and .

So, first off, there's Rue du Moulin—a charming narrow street hustlin' with heritage and wild stories. I always say, that street's got more character than a Hollywood diva in full glam! And then there's Place de la Libération. Ever strolled there at sundown? It makes you feel like you're wrapped up in a velvet sunset, darlin'. I nearly cried, I kid you not—kinda like a line from "A Separation": “We're all damaged in some way, but we're still here.” Ain't that the truth?

Book review: ‘Death in Brittany,’ Jean-Luc Bannalec