- Winner of France's most prestigious crime fiction award, the Prix du Quai des Orfevres

- Named Best Crime Fiction Novel of the Year, 2007, Lire Magazine

- Translated into seven languages

- Over 150,000 copies sold in France

“Frederique Molay is the French Michael Connelly.” –Jean Miot, journalist, former head of Agence France Press

“The 7th Woman is a taut and terror-filled thriller. Frederique Molay navigates French police procedure with a deft touch, creating a lightening quick, sinister plot with twists and turns that kept me reading late and guessing to the very end. Inspector Nico Sirsky is every bit as engaging and dogged as Arkady Renko in Gorky Park and is sure to become a favorite with readers in the United States and around the world.” –New York Times bestselling author Robert Dugoni

“The 7th Woman blends suspense and authentic police procedure with a parallel tale of redemption. Well-drawn characters and ratcheting tension won’t let you put the book down. I read this in one sitting.” – Paris mystery writer Cara Black

ForeWord Reviews: “a slick, highly realistic, and impeccably crafted thriller. Likeable characters, outstanding pacing, and unexpected plot twists that keep readers guessing throughout…an extraordinary, hard-hitting novel.”

CriminalElement.com: “Author Frederique Molay does a superb job of building the suspense in overt and subtle ways…Don’t pick this book up unless you’re planning to read for a while because, I assure you, you won’t be able to put it down.”

“It’s really an excellent book. It’s the kind of suspense that makes you miss your subway stop or make you turn off you phone once you’ve started it, and we are hoping that Frederique Molay writes many more like it.” –RTL

“An excellent crime novel that you read in one sitting.” –L’Express/Lire

“You barely have time to catch your breath between turning the pages of this spine-tingling novel.” –Cine Tele Revue