Guillaume Musso, one of France's most prolific contemporary authors, is set to release his 23rd novel, 'Le crime du paradis,' on March 3. The novel revolves around a mysterious kidnapping in a villa on the Côte d'Azur, with Musso weaving elements reminiscent of Agatha Christie’s classic murder mysteries. In a recent interview, Musso explained his creative process, stating he writes the kinds of books he would enjoy reading himself, emphasizing the escapism that literature can provide.

With a print run of 450,000 copies, 'Le crime du paradis' is anticipated to be one of the year's top-selling books in France. Musso’s established reputation as a best-selling author—having dominated book sales in France for the past two decades—signals a strong expectation for this novel's success. His ability to blend mystery with engaging storytelling has earned him a broad readership, making this latest work highly anticipated.

In addition to its intriguing plot, Musso's latest novel is being positioned as a significant entry into the summer reading market, appealing to fans of the mystery genre. As readers look forward to unraveling the chilling tale set on the picturesque Côte d'Azur, Musso hopes to maintain his status as a favored author in contemporary French literature. His homage to Agatha Christie will certainly draw comparisons, engaging both old fans and new readers alike.