Enzo Files (Paperback): The Critic (Paperback)

from housecarl

The second Enzo book is not quite as intricate as the first (Extraordinary People). But, it was as good a read. There is a puzzle to solve: Enzo has to work out the first murder victim's system of rating wines from his encrypted files on his computer. I have decided that Enzo is Peter May's alter...

from karen_o

The second in Peter May's "Enzo Files" series set in France centers on the murder of an American wine critic whose body was found in bizarre circumstances a year after he disappeared. Another body turns up during the course of the investigation and there have been additional disappearances. The i...

from gypsysmom

What's not to like about Peter May's books? They are set in (at least to me) exotic locales, have intriguing main and secondary characters, use contemporary forensic science methods to solve the crime, and the main detective knows he needs the assistance of others to solve the puzzle. Enzo Macleo...

from Eyejaybee

Enzo Macleod is an unusual character. Coming from a mixed Scottish-Italian background he had formerly served as a highly qualified and respected forensic scientist in Glasgow before decamping to France where he now lectures in biology at the university of Toulouse. His personal life is complicate...

from Ameise1

The second volume in the Enzo Macleod series was also exciting. This time Enzo is investigating the Gaillac wine region, where a renowned American wine critic disappeared ten years ago and reappeared as a corpse during a night harvest. What's behind that? When even more missing 'dead' appear, Enz...