Hugo Marston: The Paris Librarian : A Hugo Marston Novel (Series #6) (Paperback)

from barlow304

This is a variation on the "locked room" mystery genre. When the head of the American Library in Paris ends up dead in a locked room where he had been working alone, Hugo Marston, the Regional Security Officer for the American embassy smells a rat. Often entertaining, the book nevertheless bogs d...

from CInacio

A library in Paris - what more could a book worm like me with an unequivocal love of all things French want in a story? So when I first saw "The Paris Librarian," I couldn't resist the opportunity to read and review Mark Pryor's latest novel. "The Paris Librarian" follows Hugo Marston, a former F...

from AnnieMod

And after the prequel set in London and the previous volume in the series set in Barcelona, we are finally back to Paris. Hugo Marston is an interesting man anywhere but Paris is what draws you into this series - he is the partner of Hugo and these novels are as much about him as they are about t...

from MM_Jones

I enjoyed reading this book. It is #6 in the Hugo Marston series and a good place to start. Characters are well developed and the cast is socially inclusive. I found it an improvement from the first in the series which is quite welcome. Past and future plot points are introduced, in a way that is...

from Hanneri

Another interesting mystery featuring Hugo Marston of the American embassy in Paris, his close friend Claudia, his friend and former colleague Tom Green, Inspector Camille Legens, and a new cast. Are these deaths murder? Suicide? What is their connection to a WW2 actress and possible Resistance s...