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(More customer reviews)Minola Grey's artistic talents takes the reader on a picturesque journey through the cobbled streets of Paris to the sights and smells of the many delectable French cafes. After a body is discovered on the floor of the hotel where Minola is staying, things begin to heat up. When she is interviewed by the rude Interpol Inspector Peter Riley, he questions her on the need for two hotel rooms wondering if she is a prostitute. Despite his suspicions, he can't seem to get over his own desires for Minola.
When Minola Grey becomes involved in the case herself, she has to battle her own desires and jealousy for Peter Riley. Minola's keen sense of artistic abilities puts her in danger. Will Interpol Inspector Peter Riley discovers her true talents before she becomes the next victim? Purchase this wonderful, artistic, murder mystery by the very talented Margot Justes to find out.
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At a professional and emotional crossroad in her life, Minola Grey, an American painter decides that a trip to Paris is just what she needs to re-capture her muse. Soon after her arrival, a murder in the hotel disrupts her peaceful contemplation. Quick on the case is Interpol Inspector Peter Riley, who suspects Minola of holding the oldest profession known to man. Despite his rudeness and hostility, the gratuitous loss of life impacts her deeply and forces her to take action.With an eye for details, Minola's ability to observe the casual occurrences of every day life instilled in her as an artist, and her equally impressive talent to putting it on paper could help bring the case to closure. But when the murderer realizes she knows too much, can Peter Riley keep her safe?
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