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Also by Angela Henry:

The Paris Secret, January 2011
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Diva's Last Curtain Call, June 2007
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Tangled Roots, May 2007
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Tangled Roots, June 2006
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The Company You Keep, May 2006
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The Paris Secret
Angela Henry

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Carina Press
January 2011
On Sale: January 9, 2011
Featuring: Maya Sinclair; Simon Girad
ISBN: 1426891083
EAN: 9781426891083
Kindle: B004GB1TAY
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Romance Suspense

Less than twenty-four hours after fleeing to Paris, Maya Sinclair is the prime suspect in a brutal murder-and targeted by the real killer. When she's viciously attacked in the gardens of Versailles, Maya barely escapes with her life thanks to sexy French journalist Simon Girard.

Simon has been investigating the mysterious death of his brother, an art forger with ties to the woman Maya is suspected of killing. Still healing from heartbreak of his own, Simon reluctantly joins forces with Maya, who has awakened feelings within him he thought long dead.

Their search for answers uncovers the existence of a secret society, and puts them on a quest to find a missing crucifix rumored to hold the key to everlasting life. Together, Maya and Simon race through Paris one step ahead of a killer who will do anything to ensure some secrets remain buried forever...

Comments

13 comments posted.

Re: The Paris Secret

Librarians are my favorite kind of people. Book lovers.
(Mary Preston 2:01am January 21, 2011)

My son got this degree with his masters. I buy books for his new baby with him in mind. He LOVES reading them to her! Super good dad!
(Barbara Studer 8:29am January 21, 2011)

I was asked to volunteer my time once a week to help teach a class at our local library. Being a newcomer to the area, I was a bit surprised, but agreed. It turned out to be a good move for me, as well as for them. Not only have I made a lot of great friends, but I have gotten to know the librarians a lot better, and we have become quite close. They certainly aren't the stick-in-the-mud women that I grew up with!! They're a great group of women that do a lot of good in the community!! They're also a lot smarter than they let on.
(Peggy Roberson 10:09am January 21, 2011)

I can't decide. Giles, the fab librarian and mentor, from Buffy the Vampire Slayer or Marian (I know but she's different), the keeper of all knowledge paranormal, in the Castor Girls Series from Margaret Stohl and Kami Garcia. Both have so much depth--they always surprise.
(Shirin Dubbin 11:14am January 21, 2011)

I liked Daisy Minor, the librarian heroine in Linda Howard's "Open Season". A good suspense and a good laugh all in one.
(Jill Hayden 6:52pm January 21, 2011)

Lilith Saintcrow did a book "The Demon's Librarian" for those who would like a urban fantasy type librarian heroine. She's one of my favorites.
(Carol Drummond 6:53pm January 21, 2011)

I love this concept! Because I'm a book lover I've always thought highly of librarians.
(Renee Pajda 7:30pm January 21, 2011)

Book librarian is Henry from The Time Traveler's Wife. TV librarian is Giles from Buffy.
(Maria Munoz 8:21pm January 21, 2011)

Where I live there is a branch of our town library on our block. Over the years
here I have seen the reality of the change in librarians as we know them
today.
We started with a "shush type with no bun" to a fun loving young woman with
a great knowledge of today's books. She exchanges book recommendations
with her patrons and knows them well enough to be dead-on. All the
neighborhood children love her and call her by her first name and she draws a
phenomenal job with story hour leaving them begging for more. That's a
LIBRARIAN!!!!!!
(Sandra Spilecki 1:58pm January 22, 2011)

Favorite fictional librarian? Evy and Giles would be in a pretty close race. Seemingly shy bookworms who can really be tough when needed, who wouldn't want to be either one of them. Besides, Brendan Fraser from that time period, and David Boreanaz, do I need to say more?
(Lisa Kendall 5:11pm January 22, 2011)

My favorite librarian is one at our local library. She's young, attractive and very knowledgable. I have had occations to deal with her many times...from when I needed help to when I was donating books to the library. She is always smiling and cheerful.
(Gladys Paradowski 7:21pm January 22, 2011)

Nice Girls Don't Have Fangs (Jane Jameson, Book 1) by Molly
Harper--absolutely the funniest take on a poor librarian.
When Jane's atrocious boss fires her and she goes off on a
bender she thinks her life couldn't get worse messed up.
However when a drunk mistakes her for a deer, shots her and
she gets changed into a vampire, she realizes how easy her
"life" used to be.
(Lisa Richards 10:51pm January 22, 2011)

My favorite librarian is a bookseller at Appletree Books in Cleveland Hts, OH, who recommended a kids book, Catch Me and Kiss Me and Say It Again, that became dog-earred from reading it so often. I can still recall the non-sensical British humor and the way my kids liked the rhymes and beats.
(Alyson Widen 11:43am January 26, 2011)