Some of Black's strongest writing is in her descriptions of Belleville's heady atmosphere." - Publishers Weekly "Blurring the edge between mystery and thriller, Black's second makes April in Paris more spine-tingling but more beautiful than ever. Praise for Murder in Belleville "Intriguing. As a prominent Algerian rights activist stages a hunger protest against new immigration laws, Aim e begins to wonder whether Sylvie's death was an act of terrorism, and who else may be at risk. Her Belleville neighborhood, full of North African immigrants, may be hiding clues to Sylvie's identity. As she digs into Sylvie Coudray's murky past, Aim e finds that the dead woman may not be who Ana s thought she was. The dead woman, Ana s says, is Sylvie Coudray, her cheating husband's long-time mistress, but she has no idea who wanted her dead, and Ana s officially hires Aim e to investigate. Ana s can't explain what Aim e just witnessed. Aim e tracks Ana s down just in time to see a car bomb explode, injuring Ana s and killing the woman she was with. But Ana s insists Aim e must come, that she is in trouble and scared. Aim e is too busy right now to indulge her.
The second Aim e Leduc investigation set in Paris When Ana s de Froissart calls Parisian private investigator Aim e begging for help, Aim e assumes the woman wants to hire her to do surveillance on her philandering politician husband again.
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