Today is the official

PRINT

release day of

“Le French Book is a publisher that brings France’s
best mysteries,
thrillers, novels, short stories,
and non-fiction
to new readers
across the English-speaking world.”

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Won France’s most prestigious crime fiction award, the Prix du Quai des Orfèvres

Named Best Crime Fiction Novel of the Year by Lire magazine

Months on the bestseller lists

Translated into seven languages

Over 150,000 copies sold in France

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Read more about it here

and an excerpt!

Praise for The 7^th Woman

“Frédérique Molay is the French Michael Connelly.”
— Jean Miot, former head of Agence France Presse
and the French daily Le Figaro

“It’s really an excellent book.
It’s the kind of suspense that makes you miss your subway stop
or turn off your phone once you’ve started it.”
—RTL

“You barely have time to catch your breath
between turning the pages of this spine-tingling novel.”
— Cine Tele Revue

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Today is the official
PRINT
release day of

“Le French Book is a publisher that brings France’s best mysteries,
thrillers, novels, short stories,
and non-fiction
to new readers across the English-speaking world.”

Read more about it here

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Praise for The Paris Lawyer

“Sylvie Granotier’s The Paris Lawyer is a beautifully written
and elegantly structured novel
of a woman’s attempt to solve the central mystery of her life,
along with several other mysteries along the way.
It captures the reader from the first page, and never lets go.”
— Thomas H. Cook, winner of the Martin Beck Award,
Barry Award for Best Novel,
Edgar Award for Best Novel

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There are things the girl was not telling me, secrets she did not feel she had the right to divulge–this younger generation believes their elders have had no experience with life.
page 56

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