Henry Carter Hull

Cara Black's Aimee Leduc mystery series transports listeners to the streets of Paris for dark crime stories. Working in her office, Aimee is surprised by Mireille, a Haitian immigrant who claims to be her sister. But before Aimee can learn more, Mireille disappears, leaving only a note behind. Following up on the note, Aimee soon becomes wrapped up in a sprawling international conspiracy.

Reprints the 1957 book in which Eloise, a little girl who lives at the Plaza, travels to Paris with her nanny.

Perdita Halley, a young woman who has turned down the proposal of Alexander von Reisden, fearing marriage would impede her music career, instead begins a passionate, clandestine affair with him in Paris in 1910, until an American acquaintance arrives and turns gossip into scandal.

Through the diplomatic efforts of Uncle Satie, two talented Parisian artists end their feud.

Paris computer expert Aimee Leduc, altered by an anonymous phone call to look in her courtyard, finds an abandoned infant, and her search for the baby's mother leads her into a plot involving espionage, environmental degradation, and murder.

Isabelle, the beautiful wife of a Parisian banker, and Bill, a Washington power broker, take refuge from their loveless marriages by indulging in a telephone friendship, but when they finally decide to meet in London for a few days, they experience a tragedy that has a tremendous impact on their rest of their lives.

Alexandra Gordon, Kay Lenox, Jessica Pierce, and Maria Franconi, students together at the prestigious Anya Sedgwick School of Decorative Arts in Paris, go their separate ways after graduation having severed their ties of friendship, but their old ties are rekindled and the past revisited when they return to celebrate Anya Sedgwick's eighty-fifth birthday.

Paris, the most romantic city on earth, is a place of second honeymoons and newly discovered passions. It lures us with a banquet of tastes, sound, sights, and smells. And, for Lara Lewis, it is the place where she and her husband once experienced love at its best. Now it is a place where forty-something Lara believes she can rekindle her marriage. She plans the most romantic adventure: to retrace her first honeymoon with her husband, visit the same...

A 1996 English translation of a novel written by French author Jules Verne in 1863 and lost for 125 years, set in Paris in what was then the future decade of the 1960s, depicting a society taken over by business and technology.