The Paris Murders

Nine-year-old Hugo is kidnapped in right front of Adele. For his parents it is a terrible deja vu: twenty years ago, their eldest daughter disappeared without a trace. To find Hugo, Adele will have to confront Argos.

Argos will only assist Adele on one condition: he will help her find Hugo in exchange for her nephew Ulysses.

On their way to a seminar in the countryside, the team discovers a pregnant woman, unconscious and seriously injured on the side of the road. Evidence seems to tie the woman to a local vineyard, but how?

The team finds itself in the middle of a hostage-taking when Claire, a very unstable young woman, seeks revenge for an ancient trauma.

When a man is killed in a fall from a bridge, suicide is immediately considered--and dismissed. This was a methodically planned murder, and it is not the first time a tragedy has occurred on this bridge.

Rocher is called by an old friend, the owner of a boxing club, when one of his coaches is found dead in the middle of the ring. Is this the spirit of competition taken too far or a dark family history?

The team is investigating a massacre: an entire family has been murdered. While chasing a lead, Adele and Rocher find ties to an old case. That culprit has been in prison for 15 years, but could he have ordered these murders from his cell?

Adele and Rocher are surprised to be called to the scene of a suicide: Stephanie Pleskof hanged herself at home. But in the apartment lies another body: Stephanie’s daughter Lea, who had been missing since 2014.

The body of a disgraced doctor is found charred in his home. Can Adele maintain focus on the case? The specter of Argos has risen again through his lawyer, who puts pressure on Adele and may well succeed in freeing the psychopath.

Rocher discovers Adele above the lifeless body of Argos' lawyer. No one actually believes Adele is guilty, but the evidence is piling up against her. Who else would have wanted the lawyer dead, and why?