MYSTERY

The Paris Librarian: A Hugo Marston Novel

by Mark Pryor

Seventh St: Prometheus. Aug. 2016. 279p. ISBN 9781633881778. pap. $15.99; ebk. ISBN 9781633881785. M

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Hugo Marston, chief of security for the American Embassy in Paris, and his CIA pal Tom Green investigate the mysterious death of the head of the American Library, who had recently acquired the papers of Isabella Severin, believed to have been a French spy during World War II. Are there buried secrets in these documents? The sixth series title follows The Reluctant Matador.

Reviewed by Wilda Williams , Aug 01, 2016

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