Books like Miss don't touch me by Hubert
In the 1930s Paris, the 'Butcher of the Dances' stalks young women, leaving behind murder victims. Blanche, a maid with no family, is caught in the crosshairs. Determined to take down the killer, Blanche decides to work as a call girl in a luxurious brothel. Despite her past and the allure of the call girls, she remains a virgin and seeks revenge on the killer. This twist turns Blanche’s identity upside down, making her an unlikely but powerful agent in the investigation. The story is filled with historical details of the era, as well as the vivid descriptions of the call girl world, making it a unique blend of historical crime thriller.
First publish date: 2008
Genre: Comics & Graphic Novels/Graphic Fiction
Authors: Hubert
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