Books Book Review: ‘Murder in Paris ’68,’ by Edward Chisholm
In “Murder in Paris ’68,” Edward Chisholm unspools the seedy murder of Alain Delon’s bodyguard with panache and hard-boiled charm.
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· November 9, 2026 · 1 min read
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In “Murder in Paris ’68,” Edward Chisholm unspools the seedy murder of Alain Delon’s bodyguard with panache and hard-boiled charm.
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