The Curtain Falls in Paris - Zackheim, Victoria
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THE CURTAIN FALLS IN PARIS: It's a one-night-only performance of a glamorous play in a Paris theater, and the drama is onstage...and off...when an unscripted murder stops the performance. In this suspenseful mystery, Aria Nevins, formerly a respected American journalist with her reputation ruined by a serious lapse in judgment leading to a woman's death, has fled to a questionable job in Paris, where she's embedded with top French homicide detective Noah Roche and his team for one week, her task to follow them and write about their work. When Roche suspects her motives, she finds herself…mehr

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THE CURTAIN FALLS IN PARIS: It's a one-night-only performance of a glamorous play in a Paris theater, and the drama is onstage...and off...when an unscripted murder stops the performance. In this suspenseful mystery, Aria Nevins, formerly a respected American journalist with her reputation ruined by a serious lapse in judgment leading to a woman's death, has fled to a questionable job in Paris, where she's embedded with top French homicide detective Noah Roche and his team for one week, her task to follow them and write about their work. When Roche suspects her motives, she finds herself fighting for credibility, while trying to gain access to every aspect of the murder investigation. Each member of the play's star-filled cast and crew is a suspect in this shocking and grisly crime. When the case is marred by false leads, an attempted murder at the theater, old loyalties, and obstacles placed in their path by entitled theater luminaries, it's a race against time to find the murderer.
Autorenporträt
Victoria Zackheim is the author of the novels The Bone Weaver and The Curtain Falls in Paris. She is the creator/editor of seven anthologies, including the international bestseller The Other Woman, adapted to the theater and performed in several dozen theaters across the United States. She wrote the documentary Where Birds Never Sang: The Story of Ravensbrück and Sachsenhausen Concentration Camps, which aired nationwide on PBS. She teaches creative nonfiction (Personal Essay/Memoir) in the UCLA Extension Writers' Program and is a frequent conference speaker and writing instructor in the US and abroad. A freelance editor, Victoria has worked with many authors on their novels, including international bestseller Anne Perry and New York Times bestseller Caroline Leavitt, and the memoirs of Robb Forman Dew, Gillian Herbert, and many more. She is a San Francisco Library Laureate and lives in Northern California.