'Twilight in Paris' is a provocative, romantic, mystery suspense novel, based on a true crime. By day, Valerie paints and writes poetry in a small town just outside of Paris. At night, she dances and strips at a classy cabaret called Le Théâtre Coquette. Also known as the 'Dragon Princess, ' this nightclub siren harbors a secret worth millions. Guy is a real estate developer, who had been dating a young lady named Gabrielle, the manager of a chocolate shop in Saint-Michel. One evening, Guy encounters Valerie at her club in Pigalle and becomes smitten by her charms. He not only struggles to choose between these two lovers, but also between two very different lives - one ordinary and peaceful, the other of intrigue, romance and adventure. Several weeks prior to Valerie and Guy's tryst, priceless works of art, including a Rembrandt, were stolen from the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum in Boston. The FBI are baffled as to who might have perpetrated this heist. Coincidentally, Valerie has planned to sell a rare painting to a wealthy Spanish playboy in Monté Carlo, during her and Guy's trip to the French Riviera. Will Guy discover the Dragon Princess' secret before it's too late, or will his desire for her and her lifestyle drive him to the point of madness and self-destruction? Lives will be at risk, as Valerie and Guy chase their passions and fortunes, motivated by lust, opulence and greed. Perhaps the outcome will be determined by the simple flip of a lucky coin. (Readers should be advised that there are adult themes and descriptions in this story.)