Terror at the Cathedral

<p>Hurling seven workmen to their deaths a massive bomb blows off the facade of the eight hundred-year-old Cathedral of Reims Frances most revered monument to its national and Christian traditions. Public opinion blames radical Islamists and hysterical mobs attack Muslims in streets stores and mosques.</p><p>Fear of civil war brings President Emmanuel Macron and even Pope Francis to the scene to plead for peace.</p><p>Commissaire Denise Caron though losing a loved one in the blast and under pitiless media fire leads a daring sophisticated investigation. Its astonishing conclusion cuts to the core of France itself and offers lessons to a Europe facing ultranationalist tensions.</p><p>Carons lover Mario an opera conductor comforts her all the way from despair to doubt and finally to stunning success.</p><p><br />A bracing pursuit of terrorists with French police to a surprising conclusion right out of todays headlines . . . enlivened with politics eroticism and champagne . . . a great read . . . best with a flute of Roederer Cristal (Russell Mills editor publisher and newspaper executive).</p><p>A fast-paced thriller you will want to read without interruption. Here fiction is a twin sister of reality. Smart seductive Commissaire Denise Caron uses high-tech brazenness and inspired hunches to catch fiendish terrorists. Un rcit men un train denfer. Bravo! (Georges Tsa Fondation Chirac Paris former assistant deputy minister of immigration Canada).</p><p>This mysterious sequel zooms in on challenges inherent in intercommunal tensions in France and elsewhere. What a twist! What a thriller! (Dr. Ratna Ray).</p><p>A frightening picture of the chaotic violence that may engulf Franceand other European countriesif narrow nationalisms continue to fight the other in a fast-growing and changing world. Supercop Denise Caron tackles the problem with style (Paddy Sherman editor and publisher).</p><p>This fascinating book tackles a major contemporary challengehate and violence that maim and kill innocents by the thousands (Mohammed Azhar Ali Khan CM OOnt).</p>