Pembunuhan di Hotel Paradise

Paris, 1924. Three days before the World Expo, the world’s greatest chocolate empire builders gather at the luxurious Paradise Hotel. American chocolate tycoon Billy Bonga arrives at Room 401 with his revolutionary invention “The Exploding Egg,” a lifetime trade license, and a secret acquisition plan that could destroy Europe’s chocolate industry. But before he can reveal his masterpiece, Billy is found dead. His murder becomes the beginning of a deadly battle. Everyone wants a piece of the empire he left behind—the secret recipe, the trade rights, the exhibition power, and the fortune hidden behind his success. Maya Dusham, a mysterious chocolate artist connected to a secret organization, approaches Billy with revenge in her heart after discovering he stole cultural treasures and turned art into a weapon for profit. Mike Bison, Billy’s former protégé and a boxer carrying the pain of a deadly factory accident, enters Room 401 seeking revenge for his mother’s death. Meanwhile, Maria von Sanaps, the Swiss chocolate queen, and George Bertrand, the fallen Belgian heir, see Billy’s death as the perfect opportunity to reclaim power. As secrets, lies, and hidden motives collide, detective Daniel discovers that Room 401 hides more than a murder—it hides a war for an empire. In the end, every suspect has blood on their hands. Because in Paradise Hotel 401, the sweetest chocolate hides the darkest secrets.