Just heard from Janice Nagourney, an American living in Marseille who has published ‘A Forgery in Paris’, the first book in a series entitled French Deception.
She writes: ‘When an old school friend is mugged after taking photographs at a wealthy magazine publisher’s chateau, a French-American translator teams up with a disgruntled FBI agent to infiltrate a violent organized crime operation in a landscape of villas and galleries, navigating a lethal atmosphere of art, money and murder’.
The following books continue Janice Nagourney’s series with novels focusing on the growing romance between the two leads, Alex and Eugene, as they push into a web of organized crime in the art world in Lyon, Marseille and Toulouse.
Janice tells me the next three books are completed. ‘I believe the Lyon book will be out next 
spring, with the Marseille and Toulouse books to follow. I’m working on the fifth book right now: it will take place in Marseille and Montenegro’. Prolific!
More info: http://www.janicenagourney.com
American photographer (1907–1977).
Keith and Val Van Sickle are long-time residents of Provence, splitting their time between California and St-Rémy-de-Provence. In his third book, 
to date and now in colour throughout. It ‘s 8 years since it was first published and I believe I am right in saying that it’s still the only book to cover the story of this fascinating town in English.
this is certainly the case with
aixcentric 