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Murder on the Eiffel Tower by Claude Izner

Murder on the Eiffel Tower

A Mystery

by Claude Izner
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  • Sep 2, 2008, 304 pages
  • Paperback:
  • Sep 2009, 304 pages
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Brenda

Couldn't put it down!
This book was everything a book of this genre should be. It was romantic, charming and suspenseful and read at a quick exciting pace! I only wish it had some beautiful sketches to illustrate the story as one of the main characters is an illustrator. I hope they make a good movie from this book- the French would do an excellent job with it, beautifully filmed right there in Paris and the Eiffel Tower with French subtitles!
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