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Tag Archives: Paris setting
The Three Evangelists, Fred Vargas
The Three Evangelists (Vintage 2007) written by Fred Vargas and translated by Sian Reynolds. The Three Evangelists takes place in Paris, during the mid-1990’s. The story introduces three historians turned amateur sleuths. The author’s background in history and archeology are … Continue reading
Posted in B+ Reviews, Mystery
Tagged Fred Vargas, French Mystery, medieval historians, opera singer, Paris setting, Revenge
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The Countess Trilogy, "The Countess's Client (No.1)," Alison Richardson
The Countess’s Client (Spice Brief 2009) by Alison Richardson is the first in the Countess trilogy. For the unfamiliar reader, Spice Briefs are erotic short stories published by Harlequin in “e” only. During their half off sale, I bought this … Continue reading
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