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An Art Lover's Guide to Paris and MurderDianne Freeman

Mystery and suspense

An Art Lover's Guide to Paris and Murder

by Dianne Freeman

Book 7 of the Countess of Harleigh Mystery series

304 pages · First published 2024

Frances and George travel to Paris for the Exposition and to help George’s Aunt Julia investigate the suspicious death of artist Paul Ducasse. Their holiday becomes a murder case when a footbridge collapses amid the crowds and Julia is discovered to have been stabbed during the chaos. The couple must investigate Julia’s circle of artists, dealers, friends, and rivals while also uncovering secrets she never told her family. The seventh Countess of Harleigh mystery combines Victorian Paris, art-world intrigue, inheritance complications, and a crowded field of suspects determined to keep the past buried.

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Murder and death · Mild frightening/intense material

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