What are the works of English writer Peter Meyer?

Four books by British advertiser peter mayle have brought a breeze to the China Book Fair. "About Taste" and "A Dog's Views on Life" are mostly set in Provence, France, and they are all scattered stories about "people in the depths of white clouds". Now, peter mayle's four new books, Fennel Hotel, Tracking Cezanne, Everything You Need and Returning to Provence, are presented at the book fair. The style is as simple as ever, just as a thrilling and bizarre story background. These four books are like "eating fireworks"; Theft, kidnapping, bomb and murder have all happened. Mafia, villains, maids, priests and policemen are all involved in the life of the protagonist-an advertiser.

Mel didn't mean to make readers uncomfortable, but wanted to give them a surprise. In the tense plot, he did not forget to praise the cheerful senses, the leisurely life in Provence and even humorous jokes. As a result, these books describing the secular dark stories of small towns are actually an elegant and dazzling oil painting atmosphere, and they show the traces of advertisers' lives everywhere. This is a strange combination of passion, wisdom and strange experience.