Historic Montmartre is the scene of present-day terrorism in Paris. A childhood friend of Aimee's, now a policewoman, is accused of shooting her partner. In order to clear her friend of the charges against her, Aimee must confront Corsican Separatist terrorists, Montmartre prostitutes, a Surrealist painter's stepdaughter, the French Security Services and the Parisian police. But in so doing Aimee comes one step closer to identifying the culprit in her own father's death, a death that still haunts her.
Parisian computer expert Aime e Leduc finds herself in the midst of murder and corruption after an anonymous telephone call leads her to an abandoned baby girl.
Grace Brophy grew up in New Jersey. She now divides her time between New York and Terni, a village in Umbria, where she lives with her husband, a Uruguayan artist. This is the first in the Commissario Cenni series of investigations set in Italy.