Murder in the South of France: A fast-paced thriller mystery with a female sleuth set in Cannes (The Maggie Newberry Mystery Series Book 1)

What happens when the magic of the south of France collides with romance…and murder?
When Maggie Newberry’s sister is murdered on the French Riviera, Maggie flies to the south of France to bring home her body. When she arrives in France she makes the shocking discovery that her sister had a child that no one in the family knew about—and finds a mystery that’s much bigger and more insidious than one dead American. As Maggie digs deeper for the answers to what really happened to her sister she runs up against a danger that not only threatens her own life and that of the child’s and even the lives of her family back home in the States. This book is a clean read: no graphic violence, sex or strong language Genre: light culinary cozy mystery, women amateur sleuth MAGGIE NEWBERRY MYSTERIES Murder in the South of France (Book 1) Murder a la Carte (Book 2) Murder in Provence (Book 3) Murder in Paris (Book 4) Murder in Aix (Book 5) Murder in Nice (Book 6) Murder in the Latin Quarter (Book 7) Murder in the Abbey (Book 8) Murder in the Bistro (Book 9) Murder in Cannes (Book 10)What happens when the beauty of the French Riviera hides a deadly secret?When Maggie Newberry’s sister is murdered on the glamorous Côte d’Azur, Maggie travels to the south of France to bring her body home. But what starts as a heartbreaking mission turns into something far more shocking: Maggie discovers her sister had a child—one no one in the family knew about. As she digs deeper, she stumbles upon a dangerous mystery that stretches far beyond her sister’s death, one that puts Maggie’s life, her niece’s safety, and even her family back in the U.S. at risk.Set against the glittering backdrop of the French Riviera, this is a fast-paced, clean read filled with intrigue, jaw-dropping twists, and the kind of suspense that will keep you turning pages late into the night. Perfect for readers who love atmospheric settings, compelling characters, and tightly woven mysteries without graphic violence or strong language