Christmas Murder at the Sacre Coeur

De: Edward Murray

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

Murder, Mirth, and Mystery in 1920s Paris

Christmas, 1921. The lights of Paris are shining, the champagne is flowing — and a brutal murder shatters the peace of the Sacré-Cœur.
Teresa O’Malley only wanted a quiet holiday with her formidable mother, Eloise. Instead, she witnesses a killing that plunges them both into the heart of a dangerous investigation.
As the police flounder, Teresa must navigate a maze of secrets involving a charming but suspicious admirer, a weary old Monsignor, and a few very unpleasant Russian gangsters. And what does the young Ernest Hemingway have to do with it all?
With wit, warmth, and a touch of romance, Murder at the Sacred Coeur brings 1920s Paris vividly to life — where mothers and daughters clash, tempers flare, and danger hides behind every glass of champagne.
If you enjoy the elegance of G.K. Chesterton, the intrigue of Agatha Christie, and the sharp social humour of Richard Osman — all without on-the-page sex, gore, or profanity — you’ll adore this stylish and clever mystery.