Death in Paris
Emilia Bernhard
Rachel
Levis and her friend Magda are two Americans living in Paris. When
Rachel discovers that her once boyfriend Edgar Bowen, also an
American expat and successful banker, has drowned in his soup, she
can't believe it. The police find nothing suspicious and decide it
was an accidental death. However, when Rachel learns that there was a
glass of Rosé wine on the table, she knows there is something wrong;
Edgar couldn't bear the stuff – he never recovers.
It doesn't take Rachel and Magda long to decide they need to investigate Edgar's death. It may be a difficult since neither of the ladies has a connection to Edgar's social circle or the police, but two headstrong women like Rachel and Magda aren't going to let that hold them back. They are determined to find a way to discover the truth. Death in Paris is a witty, charming, and cozy mystery set in a beautiful city. When the characters aren't busy honing their detective skills they are enjoying the sites, sounds, and flavors of the best districts in Paris. This captivating mystery will leave you wanting more of Rachel, Magda and the place they call home.
It doesn't take Rachel and Magda long to decide they need to investigate Edgar's death. It may be a difficult since neither of the ladies has a connection to Edgar's social circle or the police, but two headstrong women like Rachel and Magda aren't going to let that hold them back. They are determined to find a way to discover the truth. Death in Paris is a witty, charming, and cozy mystery set in a beautiful city. When the characters aren't busy honing their detective skills they are enjoying the sites, sounds, and flavors of the best districts in Paris. This captivating mystery will leave you wanting more of Rachel, Magda and the place they call home.
This
review was written by me for City Book Review.
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