Cara Black

by Cara Black

Black’s 12th lets readers peek into a corner of Paris that Fodor’s leaves out. Full review >

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by Cara Black

The ideal mix of the personal, the political, the puzzling and the Parisian make Aimée’s latest a perfect pleasure. Full review >

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by Cara Black

Black at her peak, with rich historical background and a vivid sense of place supporting her compelling narrative. Full review >

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by Cara Black

Black’s seventh takes longer to get in gear than an old Renault, and tastes less of Paris than earlier outings. Full review >

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by Cara Black

Bittersweet musings on romantic and maternal love enliven an otherwise routine investigation. Full review >

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Although Aimée’s imperiled romance sprawls, Black’s fifth leaves plenty of room for puzzlement, along with her unique brand... Full review >

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by Cara Black

Black’s fourth is her best yet, with complex, appealing characters, a crisp, well-paced mystery, and a setting like no other. Full review >

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Although overpopulated and a bit overplotted, Black’s third offers an authentic puzzle that unravels surprisingly yet... Full review >

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by Cara Black

Blurring the edge between mystery and thriller, Black’s second makes April in Paris more spine-tingling but more beautiful... Full review >

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