Intrigue in Paris

Intrigue in Paris by Vee Williams Garcia, published by iUniverse in February 2012, is a 144-page novel written in English. The story follows Bluesette “Blue” Stills, a magazine editor from Washington, DC, who arrives in Paris for a vacation only to find her friend, the jazz singer Nareen Anderson, has mysteriously vanished. As Blue navigates her shock and disappointment, she teams up with Eddie Proctor, a local tour guide, to investigate Nareen’s disappearance while managing the demands of his tour groups.
Readers will find themselves immersed in a narrative filled with tension, romance, and crime against the vibrant backdrop of Parisian city life. As Blue and Eddie improvise their way through unexpected and perilous situations, the story unfolds with a blend of action and adventure, leading to an exciting resolution. The characters’ experiences highlight the complexities of friendship and the challenges of navigating a foreign city, making this edition a captivating exploration of intrigue and personal connections.
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Bluesette “Blue” Stills, a magazine editor from Washington, DC, arrives at her sassy jazz singer friend Nareen Anderson’s apartment in Paris, France, ready to start her vacation. But shock and disappointment grip her when Nareen acts strange and suddenly vanishes! Blue enlists the help of another friend in Paris, Eddie Proctor, a tour guide. Eddie sticks with Blue through a police investigation into Nareen’s disappearance; while keeping his tour groups on schedule. With Nareen’s disappearance and the adventures of Eddie’s tour groups, Blue and Eddie are caught up in tension, romance, crime and passion on both sides of the Seine River.
Improvising their way through surprising and dangerous situations, the characters in INTRIGUE IN PARIS drive this story steadily towards an exciting resolution.
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