Rezension: Cara Black: “Murder Below Montparnasse”

San Francisco writer Cara Black has her fashionable detective investigating high-stakes art theft in Paris’ famous Montparnasse neighborhood in her latest Aimée Leduc mystery, “Murder Below Montparnasse.”

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