Meurtre au Champagne
Alice loves champagne. That’s perfect because she’s going to spend a few days in Reims, the capital of Champagne. She’s traveling with a famous soccer player and his fiancée. But the couple prefers to drink milk, and unfortunately that’s where the problems begin…
“I have become addicted to these books now and have just purchased the whole series of murder books. They are such a great way to absorb and understand French rather than trying to memorise lists of vocabulary and grammar. Very entertaining. They contain both formal and everyday French . I highly recommend. +++” – Patty Edge
Meurtre en Provence
Alice, an American who loves to speak French, is going to spend a few days in Provence. She dreams of lavender, olives and sunshine. She imagines herself on the village square at a sidewalk café, a glass of rosé in her hand. Unfortunately, her trip doesn’t go as planned.
“I do believe this is even my favorite of all her mystery books so far, because of all the times I laughed out loud as the story progressed.” – Sharon Giannini
Meurtre à Noël
Alice loves Christmas, it’s her favorite holiday. This year, Alice is going to spend Christmas in France. What’s more, she’ll be living in a Parisian apartment with a French family. Alice is very lucky to be sharing Christmas with this family. But watch out! A party can quickly turn into a tragedy…
France Dubin has done it again. Her latest book will keep you guessing till the end. Her festive descriptions and gripping plot will keep you reading. And as always, she is the only writer who creates a good book in understandable french. It hardly feels like learning!
Meurtre au château
A rich American couple dreams of owning a castle in France. After months of searching, they finally find the perfect castle and decide to visit it. They ask Alice Hunt to accompany them. It’s a fantastic trip for Alice until she discovers a dead body in the castle grounds!
“It’s so fun and rewarding to actually read in French after doing a language learning app for a number of years – and to read a funny and interesting mystery written for grown-ups!” – Kev
Meurtre à Montmartre
Alice and Julia, two Americans, are going to Paris to see Madame Blanche de Monceau, Julia’s French cousin. The day after they arrive, Madame de Monceau is found dead in her wine cellar. A coincidence ?
My French class has read this book and been able to discuss the characters and the plot all in French. We’ve enjoyed speculated on the suspects, their possible motivations and opportunity! This book is so well written there is a lot to be aware of. A clue? A coincidence? A motive? Such fun!! – Lois Stouffer
Meurtre avenue des Champs-Elysées
Alice, an American who loves to speak French, wants to study in Paris. She spends a week in a language school for adults. The students are friendly and the school is located on the most beautiful avenue in Paris. At first, it’s a dream! But her dream turns into a nightmare when Madame Douce, her French teacher, is found dead in the classroom.
The book is so well written that I would forget that I was even reading in a foreign langage and I was just reading for pleasure. I love the murder mystery theme and the characters are great, I genuinely laughed out loud at some of the dialogue in the book. – Mr S R Barrett
Meurtre rue Saint-Jacques
Alice and Liz, two Americans, decided to spend a week in Paris. They are overjoyed. They rented a beautiful apartment in the Latin Quarter. They’re ready for their dream vacation! Unfortunately, the day after they arrive, the landlord is found dead in the kitchen.
Loved this book so much I was sad I finished. The writing is excellent and the story line keeps you guessing who the murderer is all the way until the end. I had so much fun reconnecting with French because of this author. Couldn’t recommend more! – John