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The Marais Assassin
A Paris Bookshop Mystery
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The Marais Assassin
Narrated by:
Tim Drew
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Narrated by:
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Tim Drew
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Written by:
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Claude Izner
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Lorenza Garcia
About this listen
Spring, 1892. A series of anarchist bombings have struck terror across Paris. In the chaos, the city's beloved Elzévir bookshop suffers a break-in: but the thief runs away with only a worthless decorative goblet. Then, the aristocratic Englishwoman who entrusted it to the bookshop is murdered.
It seems this goblet has a secret worth killing for. As the body count rises, Victor Legris and the Elzévir booksellers track the murderer across a city wracked by political turmoil in a deadly race to uncover the truth.
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Critic Reviews
'A sturdy marriage of frothy style and abundant period detail, from obligatory tidbits about Toulouse-Lautrec and the Moulin Rouge to surprising sidelights on little-known but interesting people and ...'
'A pleasing story with well-executed characters, The Marais Assassin also provides a splendid tour of the Paris of another era'
'Claude Izner... brilliantly evokes 1890s Paris... in a cracking, highly satisfying yarn'
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