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This international thriller novel is set primarily in France.It is FREE for Kindle readers now to March 19 PST.A regular on Amazon’s bestseller list in its Conspiracy Books category, it’s a high-octane thriller with an edge.How do you catch a man who is never the same man twice? That is the question posed in The Ninth Orphan.An orphan grows up to become an assassin for a highly secretive organization.
When he tries to break free and live a normal life, he is hunted by his mentor and father figure, and by a female orphan he spent his childhood with. On the run, the mysterious man's life becomes entwined with his beautiful French-African hostage and a shocking past riddled with the darkest of conspiracies is revealed.Here’s what reviewers are saying about this mainly 5 Star-reviewed novel:★★★★★ 'Action-packed and very well written' –Have You Heard Book Review★★★★ 'A Cloak and Dagger Grand Prix' –The Kindle Book Review★★★★ 'In the spirit of all great spy stories' –The Write Edge Bookshelf★★★★★ 'Do yourself a favor, read this book!' –Holy Smoley Book ReviewMore reviews are welcomed!Best fromLance & James –authors of The Ninth Orphan. Here's a book set in France: The Paris Lawyer by Sylvie Granotier is a legal procedural that doubles as a psychological thriller. I wanted to translate this book because I found the author's psychological portrayal of the characters to be very moving and on target.
It's a gripping and powerful whodunit that is also about reconciliation with those we have lost. It really spoke to me, personally. In it, as a child, Catherine Monsigny was the only witness to a heinous crime. Now, she is an ambitious rookie attorney in sophisticated modern-day Paris. She lands a major felony case that takes her to a peaceful village in central France, where the beautiful, rolling hills hold dark secrets. There, her own past comes back to haunt her. Edgar-award winning author Thomas H.
Cook said it is 'beautifully written and elegantly structured.' Hello,I have just joined goodreads and this group. I saw that this is the appropriate place to list new books for goodreads authors for your group, so I would like to do so.
Much of my first book takes place in France, so I am delighted to post some information about it here.Best regards,Matthias LeueFish Camping takes place during the time span of 1996 to 2002. It is a collection and recollection of family adventure travel stories, with a dash of humor, and involving culinary tidbits for the reader to devour. The stories usually take place during summer on the way to see family and relatives in Germany and France. Cultural observations are duly noted and expanded upon on these trips.
Further travel stories take place in the USA, exploring California, Oregon and Arizona. A brief visit to the East Coast is included too.
Numerous watercolors and drawings enhance what has not been left to the reader's imagination. It's been a few months since I've checked in. I've been awfully busy writing. My latest book is partly set in Paris.
FLAWLESS is the first in a fun contemporary women's fiction series, with a touch of romance.Next up is a relaunch by St. Martin's Press of my historical novel, Scent of Triumph, about a female French perfumer. It's also set in Paris and Grasse, as well as other European and US locations.
The launch date is March 2015. (Amazon has been running preorder specials, so you might want to preorder there.I always love a sale!)My next books are set in Spain and Italy. So lots more coming for armchair travelers:).
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