Astrid: Murder in Paris

Three doctors have died by suicide following a certain pattern. Can Astrid, a police archivist, help solve the mystery? Commissioner Raphaëlle Coste thinks so.

Raphaëlle needs all the help Astrid can give when a renowned lawyer dies of fear in court. But when Astrid becomes overwhelmed by press attention, she must fight to keep her on the team.

Astrid and Raphaëlle have two corpses and one ghostly experience on their hands. When Astrid's nervous system overreacts in a cellar, it prompts an important breakthrough in the Karlishian case.

The body of a palaeontologist is found in the Natural History Museum. What is she doing there when the forensic conclusion is that she died by drowning?

A best-selling novelist is found dead in his apartment behind double locked doors. Raphaëlle's boss thinks it an open and shut case of death by suicide. Could there be any other explanation?

The lifeless body of a young man is found when a ceiling collapses at a party underground. The analysis tells them that the corpse is 80 years old. What can Astrid and Raphaëlle do with this paradox?