Murder Most Delicious: A Witty And Charming Parisian Cosy Crime, Perfect For Fans Of The Thursday Murder Club And The Tea Ladies

Murder Most Delicious by Danielle Postel-Vinay is a witty, food-filled cosy crime set in Paris, where a sharp nose and sharper neighbours are the best tools for catching a killer. If you love ensemble mysteries with heart, this one serves intrigue alongside éclairs and excellent wine.

American sommelier Olivia Beech arrives in Paris hoping to rebuild her life after losing her sense of taste—and her career. But when a celebrity chef collapses during her interview, Olivia becomes the prime suspect. Her one advantage? An extraordinary sense of smell that can pick up clues others miss, including the trace of poison that started it all.

Help arrives in the form of an eccentric neighbourhood watch led by a brilliant agoraphobic sleuth and her British Shorthair cat, as Olivia joins a ragtag team of amateur investigators.

Perfect for readers who enjoy Paris settings, found-family friendships and gentle mystery with bite. Add it to your basket and settle in.