Rezension: Max Byrd: “The Paris Deadline”

Fowl Play in Max Byrd’s Jazz Age Paris – “The Paris Deadline” is the new historical thriller of the american author. He delivers a sparkling and suspenseful caper adventure well-rooted in a lovingly re-animated former Paris.

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