It's more beautiful to die in Provence. Professor Moutte, dean of the theological faculty at the University of Aix-en-Provence, has been murdered. Was the perpetrator one of the candidates for his position and his beautiful apartment on Rue Dumas? After all, Professor Moutte had repeatedly postponed his retirement. Or was one of the students the murderer, hoping for the prestigious Dumas scholarship? Perhaps the honorable professor was also involved in the trade of counterfeit antiques? And then, Professor Moutte's secretary is run over by a car. Judge Antoine Verlaque, Commissioner Bruno Paulik, and the beautiful law professor Marine Bonnet are faced with a complicated case. A southern French atmosphere, culinary delights, and love in a beautiful Provence crime novel. The perfect summer read.