Murder in the French Bookstore

After moving from England, the heroine tries to settle in Saint-Catherine and keep the bookstore, which is supposed to be the beginning of a new life. Everything changes when a tourist is found dead in the local church, and the shop owner turns out to be the last person who saw her alive. To clear herself of suspicion, she has to ask uncomfortable questions, delve into the relationships between the villagers, and unravel an old story related to the Silver Griffin. The further this unofficial investigation goes, the clearer it becomes that behind the outward calm of the Provençal idyll lies too much left unsaid.