The Parting of Pierre

Madame has allowed Mireille to commence gambling at bouillotte at Le Chat Rose, and she fears she will soon regret it. And indeed squabbling and recriminations break out at once. But that's all overshadowed when a customer is found dead. His bereaved wife thinks it's due to his epilepsy. But then why was he being followed?

Soon the Parisian Moral Society shows up to shake a flyer in Madame's face... As it turns out, the bereaved wife is intimately connected to them. Could the Moral Society have something to do with the death?

This is the fourth story in Madame's Murder Mysteries, a historical cozy series with a sense of humor, a taste of the paranormal, and a touch of romance. Perfect for fans of Posie Parker, Ginger Gold, or Lady Katherine.

*These short books can be enjoyed in about 45 minutes - perfect for a long commute or some bedtime reading!*
*These books can stand alone, but you may enjoy the series more if you read them in order.*
*No swear words, no graphic scenes, no gore, and no cliffhangers.