[Talk about] whiplash style plotting! Cara Black returns with Night Flight to Paris, her second Kate Rees WWII novel. Rees, a one-time spy who left the service to teach sharpshooting to Scots, is yanked back into the game when she is tasked with assassinating a high-ranking German operative who could spoil the Allies’ plans for …
Previously, I had read books 1, 2, and 4 of the Aimée Leduc mysteries set in Paris. Although it is not necessary to read the books in sequence, I found it confusing to read book 4 before I read book 3. Now that I’ve read Cara Black’s Murder in the Sentier (book 3), I feel less confused …
For the last couple of years I have been reading reviews of Paris-set mysteries by Cara Black. The other day while searching a bookstore for books by another author (not found), I came across Black’s books.
