Set in spectacular Belle Époque Paris, “Little Demon in the City of Light” is a nonfiction thriller that recounts a sensational murder committed by a young woman who claimed she was hypnotized into seducing and killing a wealthy man. The newspapers screamed giant headlines daily and turned the young murderess, Gabrielle Bompard, into a celebrity criminal — the prototype of the media-hyped murderers so well known to modern TV audiences.
“Just when you thought there was nothing new to be written about President and Mrs. Kennedy comes this absolutely fascinating exploration of the impact of the infant Patrick’s death on the relationship between his parents. This beautifully written book is fresh, moving and insightful.”
— Doris Kearns Goodwin,
author of “Team of Rivals”
"A warm, intimate, intriguing look at a less-well known side of JFK -- as family man. Judiciously but movingly, Steven Levingston shows us the cool and ironic Kennedy becoming a tender husband and father in the last months of his life."
-- Evan Thomas, author of “Robert Kennedy: His Life”
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Steven Levingston is the nonfiction editor of The Washington Post. He also writes books and plays and does some book reviewing. He is author of “Little Demon in the City
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