November 1891. The body of a young woman is discovered at a crossroads on Boulevard Montemarte. Barefoot and dressed in red, she has been strangled and fer face disfigured. That same day a single red shoe is delivered to Victor Legris's Parisian bookshop. << Suspecting more than just coincidence, the bookseller sleuth and his assistant Jojo are soon engaged in seeking out the identity of both victim and murderer. In this third investigation set in belle-epoque Paris, we are drawn with Victor into the city's nightlife and the legendary Moulin Rouge immortalised by Toulouse-Lautrec, who features in the story. AUTHOR: Pseudonym of two sisters, both booksellers on the banks of the Seine in Paris. << Prolific authors in France for children and adults.<> Sales Points Websites/Blogs: reviews and mentions on Me and My Big Mouth, Crimesquad.com, Monsters and Critics, Dovegreyreader, Susan Hill >> REVIEWS Praise for Murder on the Eiffel Tower: 'original in its subject matter, well-plotted and atmospheric' Fidra Books; 'as a reader, I recommend Murder on the Eiffel Tower warmly' Susan Hill; 'a charming and amusing whirl around a time of rapid social and intellectual change' The Morning Star; 'the reader can sense in the writing that this period in the wonderful city of Paris is a passion for the writer.' Crimesquad.com