Enzo Files (Audio): Dry Bones (Audiobook)

from Eyejaybee

This is the first volume in Peter May's series of novels featuring half-Italian, half-Scottish, Enzo Macleod. Enzo is a difficult character, generally considered as hot-headed, petulant and truculent by most people who encounter him. He also has a complicated family, having two daughters from dif...

from BrianEWilliams

There's a suspenseful and atmospheric conclusion to this quirky murder mystery -- it ends where it begins: in the catacombs below Paris. By the end of it I'd gotten over my irritation at the seemingly endless Google searches and whiteboards. In hindsight I can see that this is a carefully crafted...

from DrApple

This is a really compelling mystery involving a college professor trying to solve a cold case. The accidental discovery of a human skull leads to a scavenger hunt for other body parts based on clues left at the site. The settings include the catacombs of Paris.

from EadieB

Peter May is one of my favorite authors and this book did not disappoint. It is a brilliantly written book with intriguing characters and an excellent plot. As the clues are laid out step by step, you can see the ingenious way this murder is solved. I learned a great deal about Paris and champagn...

from housecarl

I found the 4th book of the Enzo files in our library, and after scanning a few lines decided I wanted to start the series. So I just finished the first book, Extraordinary People. Enzo Macleod is a college biology teacher in Toulouse, France who was trained in forensics in Scotland. The story of...