Jean Bevsek

Silent Vengeance Jean Bevsek

Who among them was so consumed with hatred, they chose to commit murder?
Silent Vengeance is not the typical historical whodunit. In this fast paced adventure you are immersed into Parisian life 1900, the year of the great Universal Exposition, the largest world's fair to date. Lydia Musil, an investigative journalist is sent to Paris by her New York magazine to write two articles: one is a colorful depiction of this multinational celebration; the other, an interview with the engaging chief criminologist at the Sureté. These enjoyable assignments initiate intriguing romantic interludes. Lydia's calendar is filled with exciting day and evening excursions, including a long awaited reunion. Entering a circle of unique interconnected personalities, she embarks on an emotional journey, sharing their laughter, tears, and hidden secrets. A shocking tragedy occurs! One of the circle dies under suspicious circumstances. The brusque police inspector declares this sudden death an unfortunate accident after a cursory investigation, and quickly closes the case. Suspecting foul play, Lydia is asked to track down the killer by employing her investigative skills. Independent and determined, Lydia accepts the challenge despite being stalked, her life threatened.