Secrets of the Maison Fournier

A Belle Époque Bookshop Mystery, Book 1

De: Amelia Pine

Narrado por: Bobbie Gentili

In 1888 Paris, American bookseller Emma Greene opens a small shop in the Latin Quarter, only to become the prime suspect when a department-store magnate dies under suspicious circumstances. To clear her name, she joins forces with a guarded inspector from the Sûreté and enters a glittering world of ambition, blackmail, and deadly secrets. For fans of Rhys Bowen and Deanna Raybourn.

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Entertaining

Secrets of the Maison Fournier by Amelia Pine is a great woman mystery. Bobbie Gentili did a great job with the narration. The story is entertaining, interesting, mysterious, fun, funny, and more. Secrets of the Maison Fournier is the first book in Belle Époque Bookshop Mysteries series.

I received a free copy of this book and am voluntarily leaving a review. Highly recommend

A Stroll Through Paris with a Side of Intrigue

This was a fun, atmospheric listen that really nailed the vibe of Paris. The story takes you everywhere—from the glitz of Maison Fournier to the literal secrets hiding under the city streets. The narrator did a great job bringing that French flair to life, making the setting feel like a character of its own.

The only catch? If you’re looking for a deep dive into the literary world, the bookshop and the books themselves are really just the background for the FMC rather than a major plot point. Still, it’s a solid, punchy cozy mystery that’s perfect for a quick escape.

Intriguing Historic Parisian Cozy Mystery Series Opener

Intriguing Historic Parisian Cozy Mystery Series Opener

Well paced. Intriguing characters and well developed plot. Good narration with well defined characterizations.