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In Kimberly Belle's novel, "The Paris Widow," Atlanta caterer Stella Knox finds herself in a dangerous situation when her husband, Adam, goes missing after an explosion in a Paris café. The French police inform Stella that Adam may have been targeted due to his involvement in the black-market antiques trade. As Stella's hotel room is ransacked, she becomes concerned that she may also be in danger. With the help of her ex-boyfriend, who is involved in money laundering, Stella delves into a world of murder and espionage to uncover the truth. Despite some predictable moments, Belle's book offers an engaging protagonist and vivid descriptions of the European setting. [Extracted from the article]

The Paris Affair by Maureen Marshall is a historical fiction novel set in 1880s Paris. The story follows Fin Tighe, a young engineer who is involved in the construction of the Eiffel Tower. While helping Gustave Eiffel find investors, Fin becomes entangled in a dangerous situation when he meets Gilbert Duhais, who asks him to claim a closer relationship to his estranged father. As Fin investigates the disappearance of Jody's sister, he uncovers clues that suggest Gilbert and his uncle may be involved. The novel combines delightful characterizations, rich historical detail, and suspenseful reveals, making it an engaging read for fans of romantic suspense. [Extracted from the article]