Mastering the Art of French Murder

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Set in post-WWII Paris, this historical mystery follows Tabitha Knight, who has arrived from Detroit to stay with her French grandfather. As she immerses herself in the city's rich culture, romance, and culinary delights, she befriends Julia Child, who introduces her to the art of cooking. While tutoring Americans in French and exploring local markets, Tabitha's Parisian adventure takes a dark turn when a body is discovered in the cellar of Julia's building. The victim, a woman Tabitha met the previous night at a party hosted by Julia's sister, is found with a knife from Julia's kitchen and a note in Tabitha's handwriting. Determined to assist in the investigation, Tabitha is drawn into a web of intrigue that may be more personal than she anticipated. As she navigates the enchanting yet shadowy streets of Paris—from the Eiffel Tower to Montmartre—she races against time to uncover the true killer before she or her friends face dire consequences. With strong characterization and a captivating plot, this mystery promises to engage fans of classic whodunits and culinary tales alike.