Pere-Lachaise Mystery: 2nd Victor Legris Mystery - Izner, Claude
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A new mystery for Victor Legris, set in fin-de-siecle Paris, as he investigates the disappearance of Odette de Valois from the Pere-Lachaise cemetery during a visit to her husband's grave. Follows the success of "Murder On The Eiffel Tower".
In Paris 1890, Lady's maid Denise le Louarn fears the worst when her mistress, Odette de Valois, vanishes from the Pere-Lachaise cemetery during a visit to her husband's grave. All alone in the great metropolis, Denise knows just one person she can go to for help: Odette's former lover, Victor Legris. When the frightened girl turns up at his bookshop…mehr

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A new mystery for Victor Legris, set in fin-de-siecle Paris, as he investigates the disappearance of Odette de Valois from the Pere-Lachaise cemetery during a visit to her husband's grave. Follows the success of "Murder On The Eiffel Tower".
In Paris 1890, Lady's maid Denise le Louarn fears the worst when her mistress, Odette de Valois, vanishes from the Pere-Lachaise cemetery during a visit to her husband's grave. All alone in the great metropolis, Denise knows just one person she can go to for help: Odette's former lover, Victor Legris. When the frightened girl turns up at his bookshop and tells him her story, Victor feels there must be a simple explanation for Odette's disappearance. But as he begins to look into the matter, it soon becomes clear that something sinister lies behind events at the Pere-Lachaise.
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Autorenporträt
Claude Izner is the pen-name of two sisters, Liliane Korb and Laurence Lefevre. Both booksellers on the banks of the Seine, they are experts on nineteenth-century Paris.
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'A charming journey through the life and intellectual times of an era' Le Monde 'Witty and creepy' Independent on Sunday 'Cracking' The Guardian 'Full of pungent period detail' The Observer