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Discover a captivating historical mystery set in the enchanting backdrop of pre-war Paris with 'The Paris Mystery'. This riveting novel, penned by acclaimed author Kirsty Manning, transports readers to the summer of 1938. Australian journalist Charlotte 'Charlie' James is determined to pursue her dreams and prove her journalistic prowess among her male counterparts at The Times. As she navigates the glamorous yet perilous social scene hosted by the influential Lord and Lady Ashworth, the allure of Parisian nightlife is tinged with danger. The grand party on the summer solstice eve is alive with burlesque dancers, tightrope walkers, and live jazz, but amidst the glitter and charm lies a dark secret waiting to be uncovered. With its Agatha Christie-style narrative, 'The Paris Mystery' offers a rich tapestry of intrigue, romance, and suspense, ensuring readers are on the edge of their seats until the final page. A must-read for fans of historical fiction, thrilling mysteries, and strong female protagonists, this book is perfect for those looking to escape into a world of adventure. Get your copy today and immerse yourself in the dazzling allure of 1930s Paris.
Condition: BRAND NEW
ISBN: 9781760879907
Year: 2022
Publisher: Allen & Unwin
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Condition: BRAND NEW
ISBN: 9781760879907
Year: 2022
Publisher: Allen & Unwin
Description:
'A superb evocation of pre-war Paris ... a mystery I couldn't put down.' - Kerry Greenwood
'A glittering party, a dead body, and a room full of alluring suspects, this book is everything you are looking for. With deft light strokes, Kirsty Manning takes the reader on an Agatha Christie-style journey in 1930s Paris, led by infallible hero, journalist Charlie James. The Paris Mystery will transport, titillate and ultimately, satisfy. Run don't walk to get your copy!' - Sally Hepworth, author of The Younger Wife
Paris, 1938. The last sigh of summer before the war.
As Australian journalist Charlotte 'Charlie' James alights at the Gare du Nord, ready to start her role as correspondent for The Times, Paris is in turmoil as talk of war becomes increasingly strident.
Charlie is chasing her first big scoop, needing to prove to her boss that she can do this job as well as, if not better than, her male counterparts. And the best way to forge the necessary contacts quickly is to make the well-connected expats, Lord and Lady Ashworth, her business. Lady Eleanor knows everyone who counts and at her annual sumptuously extravagant party, Charlie will meet them all.
On the summer solstice eve, the party is in full swing with the cream of Parisian society entranced by burlesque dancers, tightrope walkers, a jazz band and fireworks lighting the night skies. But as Charlie is drawn into the magical world of parties, couture houses and bohemian wine bars, secrets start to unravel, including her own. Putting a foot wrong could spell death ...
In this magnificent new beginn
Condition: BRAND NEW
ISBN: 9781760879907
Year: 2022
Publisher: Allen & Unwin
Delivery Info: Fast and reliable shipping options are available for your convenience.
Condition: BRAND NEW
ISBN: 9781760879907
Year: 2022
Publisher: Allen & Unwin
Description:
'A superb evocation of pre-war Paris ... a mystery I couldn't put down.' - Kerry Greenwood
'A glittering party, a dead body, and a room full of alluring suspects, this book is everything you are looking for. With deft light strokes, Kirsty Manning takes the reader on an Agatha Christie-style journey in 1930s Paris, led by infallible hero, journalist Charlie James. The Paris Mystery will transport, titillate and ultimately, satisfy. Run don't walk to get your copy!' - Sally Hepworth, author of The Younger Wife
Paris, 1938. The last sigh of summer before the war.
As Australian journalist Charlotte 'Charlie' James alights at the Gare du Nord, ready to start her role as correspondent for The Times, Paris is in turmoil as talk of war becomes increasingly strident.
Charlie is chasing her first big scoop, needing to prove to her boss that she can do this job as well as, if not better than, her male counterparts. And the best way to forge the necessary contacts quickly is to make the well-connected expats, Lord and Lady Ashworth, her business. Lady Eleanor knows everyone who counts and at her annual sumptuously extravagant party, Charlie will meet them all.
On the summer solstice eve, the party is in full swing with the cream of Parisian society entranced by burlesque dancers, tightrope walkers, a jazz band and fireworks lighting the night skies. But as Charlie is drawn into the magical world of parties, couture houses and bohemian wine bars, secrets start to unravel, including her own. Putting a foot wrong could spell death ...
In this magnificent new beginn