A Forgery in Marseille

"All the characters hold the plot so firmly that one doesn't have to have read the previous two books to understand what's going on -- interesting, consistent, and engaging, in a firm grip, the reader's imagination. This is masterful thriller writing! Keep the series coming so that those who live in France can appreciate the luck they have and allow a worthwhile peek into what those living elsewhere are missing." -- Tony Grier, author of A Raging Bull: Chasing the Big Time "Diving into the illicit international art market, A Forgery in Marseilles contains more twists and turns than the crookedest street in San Francisco... so hold on as Janice Nagourney's characters and mysteries unfold in the well-depicted French cities of Marseille, Lyon and Paris." -- Herta Feely, author, Saving Phoebe Murrow FBI Agent Eugene Spector is not having much luck managing the troubled relationship with his companion Alex Thornhill. Added to that, there's the problem of cornering Jacques, who has more than one trick up his sleeve. While Eugene and Alex try to patch things up, tragedy strikes, reshuffling the cards and setting off a cascade of unintended consequences. The French Deception Series Pulsing with an exquisite, authentic eye for the richly-textured world its characters inhabit, the French Deception series features compelling characters, surprising plot twists, and continental romance for its kick-ass female heroine. The books of Janice Nagourney's page-turning series focus on the growing romance between Alex and Eugene as they push into the organized crime in the art world in Paris, Lyon, Marseille, and Toulouse. About the Author French Deception is the debut series of Marseille-based attorney Janice Nagourney, founder of consulting group and Parisian speaker's bureau Thought Leaders International. She has booked speakers for hundreds of events in Europe, the Middle East, Asia and the United States. Janice graduated from Cornell University and NYU Law School, and completed pre-doctoral studies in international law at the University of Paris law school.