· McNamara’s charming sixth Emily Cabot mystery (after ’s Death in Chinatown) captures the Art Nouveau ambiance of Paris during the opening of the World’s Fair of The first key scene, set in the hallowed fashion house of the couturier Worth, demonstrates that the author is a dedicated follower of bltadwin.ru High society, a Paris setting and murder take center stage in Frances McNamara’s Death at the Paris Exposition, the sixth book in her Emily Cabot Mystery series. Taking place during the Paris Exposition of , Ms. McNamara’s book is filled with colorful descriptions of haute couture at the turn of the 20th century, the historical and beautiful sights of Paris and a well-developed central character/5(16). High society, a Paris setting and murder take center stage in Frances McNamara’s Death at the Paris Exposition, the sixth book in her Emily Cabot Mystery series. Taking place during the Paris Exposition of , Ms. McNamara’s book is filled with colorful descriptions of haute couture at the turn of the 20th century, the historical and beautiful sights of Paris and a well-developed central character/5(15).
McNamara's charming sixth Emily Cabot mystery (after 's Death in Chinatown) captures the Art Nouveau ambiance of Paris during the opening of the World's Fair of The first key scene, set in the hallowed fashion house of the couturier Worth, demonstrates that the author is a dedicated follower of fashion. FRANCES MCNAMARA An Emily Cabot Mystery DEATH AT THE PARIS EXPOSITION Frances McNamara grew up in Boston, where her father served as Police Commissioner for ten years. She has degrees from Mount Holyoke and Simmons Colleges and recently retired from the University of Chicago. She now divides her time between Boston and Cape Cod. Find many great new used options and get the best deals for Death at the Paris Exposition by Frances McNamara (, Trade Paperback) at the best online prices at eBay! Free shipping for many products!
Book Description: Amateur sleuth Emily Cabot’s journey once again takes her to a world’s fair—the Paris Exposition of Chicago socialite Bertha Palmer is named the only female U. S. commissioner to the Exposition and enlists Emily’s services as her secretary. The Paris Exposition provides a glittering backdrop for murder, theft, and high fashion. Emily Chapman considers herself very fortunate to be in Paris, along with her physician husband and children, as the social secretary for Mrs. Bertha Palmer. Death at the Paris Exposition by Frances McNamara Publication Date: September 1, Allium Press Paperback; Pages Series: Emil.
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