An Aimée Leduc Investigation: Murder in the Bastille (Series #4) (Paperback)

from AntT

I find the Aimee Leduc stories a fun read. I like the local color, the plots are well woven, and Leduc and her partner Rene are especially memorable characters-although Black is qute good at drawing lesser characters as well.

from auntieknickers

Another good mystery with thrills and chases through Paris with lots of atmosphere.

from AntT

I find the Aimee Leduc stories a fun read. I like the local color, the plots are well woven, and Leduc and her partner Rene are especially memorable characters-although Black is qute good at drawing lesser characters as well.

from AntT

I find the Aimee Leduc stories a fun read. I like the local color, the plots are well woven, and Leduc and her partner Rene are especially memorable characters—although Black is qute good at drawing lesser characters as well.

from echoesofstars

Murder in the Bastille Is a quick mystery read. The setting is believable, and the investigation of the crime is interesting since the heroine, Aimee Leduc, has become blind since she was attacked in the opening of the book. Since most of the book is written from Aimee's point of view, the reader...