Review: Magic Mirror: A Parisian Mystery Georgia Lee Maxwell
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 09 13, 2013
It really takes a lot for me to go five stars, but this one did it. The writing kept me interested, no typos that I can even remember. Can I say OMG, I truly loved everything about this story. Florida transplant Georgia Lee Maxwell runs to Paris to get away from her no good boyfriend and her crappy job as a society editor. She needs a new start and why not Paris? Paris needs some getting used to and it's a lot different than Florida by a long shot. Now she's a Paris correspondent, thank you very much, a dream job for any journalist. There's just a slight down side. She hates her apartment, its freezing raining most of the time, traffic jams and finding herself face down on a museum floor during a robbery. Three masked gunman make them lay down on the floor and a shot rings out. What was so valuable that a unfortunate Security guard was killed for at the museum? It turns out they've made off with only a mirror. True, it once belonged to the French seer Nostradamus, but it may be the museum's least valuable item. Does it really have some prophetic ability? Does someone know something the gendarmes don't? Here's what Georgia Lee knows, she is a journalist, this is a story that needs answers and she herself is under the watchful eye of the police. If she doesn't find the mirror she could be dead to.