An Aimée Leduc Investigation: Murder in the Latin Quarter (Series #9) (Paperback)

from kbullfrog

This was such a fun fun read! A friend gave it to me to read on my way to Paris, and devoured it the whole time! Have since wished to read more, but they are kinda expensive little books for a series! Good thing my local library has all of them...now to pay off an old library fine so i can add mo...

from seasidereader

This is not Black's best Aimee Leduc work. I found long stretches quite tedious and the wrap-up was abrupt and unsatisfying when balanced against the interminable "second act" false clues, dead ends, and reality-challenging escapades the heroine engages in. Aimee so consistently acts against her ...

from kgosz

A thriller that that des more; takes you on a descriptive tour of the Latin Quarter and the Sorbonne as well as imparting the recent history of Haiti/Papa Doc and the country's relationship to the World Bank

from mamzel

I couldn't finish this book because it made me mad. I felt manipulated throughout up to the point I quit. I can accept a suspension of belief but the lead character was in the catacombs (complete darkness, right?) with a headlamp and a candle. Ten feet away from her a match is lit and she can mak...

from jon1lambert

Evil crook pollutes Haitian water, does deal via World Bank but is caught out by pig expert and Aimee Leduc, harum scarum around Paris. Bizarre.