Afternoons in Paris: 5 (The Francis Bacon Mysteries) - Tapa blanda

Praise for Janice Law "A writer who mixes venerated clue-chasing techniques with current political dynamite." -Hartford Courant "Law draws a sympathetic, even tender study of a self-centered but essentially decent soul in the kind of torment that isn't the least poetic." -Marilyn Stasio, The New York Times, on The Lost Diaries of Iris Weed "Law powerfully evokes . . . uneasiness and rising tension, all in a narrative style sometimes verging on the poetic but always suspenseful." -Kirkus Reviews on The Night Bus

MYSTERIOUSPRESS.COM BOOK: This novel is part of the extensive collection dedicated to mystery, crime, and suspense fiction. ACCLAIMED SERIES: The first three books in the Francis Bacon series were nominated for the Lambda Literary Award - and The Prisoner of the Riviera won. A FAMOUS PAINTER REIMAGINED in Roaring Twenties Paris: Law gives us an imaginative portrait of Francis Bacon on the cusp of adulthood. INVENTIVE BLENDING OF GENRES: Law expertly intermixes mystery, history, and biography, infusing the story with factual accuracy and excitement.