Murder in Saint-Germain

Praise

A Los Angeles Times National Bestseller
A BBC Best Summer Read of 2017
A Kirkus Reviews Best Book of 2017
A Huffington Post Best Mystery of 2017

Praise for Murder in Saint-Germain

“The abiding pleasure of this series is the chance to ride with a cabdriver who wants to discuss Sartre or just tearing around Paris on Aimée’s pink Vespa, making stops at the Jardin du Luxembourg and the Île Saint-Louis, where Aimée has an apartment. Lucky girl.”
—Marilyn Stasio, The New York Times Book Review

“An atmospheric thriller with a savvy take on international arms dealing.”
—Jane Ciabattari, BBC’s Between the Lines

“The pace is, as ever, lickety-split, the sleuthing complex and the small pauses to savour Saint-Germain’s glories delightfully educational.” 
—The Toronto Star 

“Black’s detective is hitting her post-pregnancy stride, bringing up bébé while battling the bad guys with the best of them.”
—Kirkus Reviews

Praise for the Aimée Leduc investigations

“As always, with airfares so high, Black offers armchair travelers a whirlwind trip through the City of Light.”
—USA Today
 
“Quintessential summer reading.”
—The Boston Globe
 
“Smashing and suspenseful.”
—The BBC’s Between the Lines

“If you’re looking for a page-turner crime novel that takes you through the ins and outs of Paris, Black has enough material to keep a reader busy for quite a while.”
—San Francisco Chronicle

“A gripping plot…[Black] is good at providing the reader with some real suspense.”
—Bookgasm

“Transcendently, seductively, irresistibly French.”
—Alan Furst

“A winning mystery, as stylish and sexy as the city Cara Black knows so well.”
—George Pelecanos

“Wry, complex, sophisticated, intensely Parisian . . . One of the very best heroines in crime fiction today.”
—Lee Child

“So authentic you can practically smell the fresh baguettes and coffee.”
—Val McDermid

“[Cara Black] is on to a good thing: each of her novels is set in a colorful Parisian neighborhood—and there are a lot of them. The cumulative result of reading this addictive series is a sort of mini-tour of the city, as seen through a filter of fictional murder . . . Leduc is always a reliable and charming guide to the city’s lesser-known corners.”
—The Seattle Times

“Similar to Donna Leon in her terrific Venice series featuring Commissario Guido Brunetti, Cara Black imbues her fiction with moral and social issues impacting modern-day Europe.”
—Bookreporter.com