A love song and a death threat make for uneasy listening.

Calypso Bergère fears the worst. When she finds an amateur recording in a record shop's bargain bin, she expects little of it. But the sound of a woman singing a popular song for her lover is strangely moving. However, her delight turns to horror when, at the end of the recording, she hears a man assault the woman and threaten to kill her.

Unable to forget or ignore what she has heard, Calypso resolves to discover the singer's fate. But the trail takes her deep into the underbelly of Paris, where the worlds of crime and show business collide.

Can Calypso uncover the truth and achieve justice for a forgotten woman?

Calypso and the Accidental Recording is the third book in the Calypso Bergère Mysteries series, set in the troubled, intriguing world of 1930s France.

If you like resourceful female characters, richly detailed historical settings, and twisty plots, then you'll love J.P. Sorel's absorbing mystery.

Rated 4+ stars on Goodreads.