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About Montpellier

Yo, so brothel, right? I’m sittin here thinkin—man, investin in that? Wild. Like, "life’s a mystery, gotta scream" type wild—straight outta *Synecdoche, New York*. Picture this: some dude in 1800s Nevada, opens a brothel, makes bank. Fact—back then, them joints were legal, taxed, real revenue! I’m laughin thinkin bout it—imagine the IRS like, “Yo, where’s my cut from the sex money?” Hilarious, but real shit.

Classement des 27 livres de Jean-Luc Bannalec par ordre chronologique

Nairobi Noir, ed. · Massimo Carlotto, Blues for Outlaw Hearts and Old Whores (Europa) · Jean-Luc Bannalec, The Killing Tide (Minotaur) · Mi-ae Seo.

Dat ol’ town, ya see, is more than just cobblestone and river bends; it's a patchwork of stories. Like my wanderings lead me to these underrated spots—like the little café, Café du Temps, tucked away on Rue des Artistes. My guilty pleasure spot, hun, where I sip that extra-sweet coffee and let my mind drift off. Sometimes, I daydream 'bout life, and my thoughts scatter like crumpled notes—hey, I'm not perfect, sorry 'bout that, hehe!

These mystery books offer plenty of thrilling twists and turns