Murder In The Bastille

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Aimee Leduc is all dressed up in her new Chinese silk jacket for dinner at an elegant restaurant in the Bastille district, but is chagrined to see the woman at the very next table wearing an identical jacket. When the woman leaves her mobile phone on the table, Aimee follows her to return it, but is attacked in the shadowy Passage de la Boule Blanche and blinded. The woman she was following is dead. Was her attacker a serial killer targeting showy blondes, as the police insist Was he really after the other woman Or was Aimee his intended victim

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Praise for Murder in the Bastille

"Cara Black books are good companions, and Murder in the Bastille especially so. Fine characters, good suspense, but, best of all, they are transcendently, seductively, irresistibly French. If you cant go, these will do fine. Or, better, go and bring them with you."
Alan Furst

"Charming . . . Aime is one of those blithe spirits who can walk you through the citys historical streets and byways with their eyes closed."
Marilyn Stasio, The New York Times Book Review

"Paris is one of my favorite cities in all the world; Blacks books are a fine way to revisit it."
The New Orleans Times-Picayune

Black infuses her stories with all the sensory elementsautumn rain, smoking chimney pots, the aroma of roast chestnutsthat make Paris the perfect locale for a murky murder mystery.
The Raleigh News & Observer

Atmosphere triumphs and is matched by a sleek intricate yarn . . . the skillful, elaborate plot reveals a fiendishly elegant solution.
The Providence Journal

"Blacks fourth is her best yet, with complex, appealing characters, a crisp, well-paced mystery, and a setting like no other."
Kirkus Reviews, Starred Review

"[The] authentic touches will be as welcome as the fresh butter on our morning croissant."
Publishers Weekly

Author Bio

Cara Black is the author of sixteen books in theNew York Timesbestselling Aimee Leduc series. She lives in San Francisco with her husband and visits Paris frequently.