Stuyvesant & Grey The Bones of Paris, Book 2, (Paperback)

from hemlokgang

Any fan of Laurie R. King's will be happy to see her in top form with this novel, " The Bones of Paris". Set during 1929 in Paris, the time of Hemingway, Picasso, and other artists' haunting the city of lights, this story is fast-paced, historically interesting, and sufficiently complex to keep t...

from mldavis2

I have enjoyed King's Sherlock Holmes pastiches over the years and usually seek out any new works from this fine author. Her current novel is quite a different work than the Mary Russell and Sherlock Holmes stories, rather more in the vein of Stephen King or E.A. Poe. Nevertheless, I found this a...

from CKGS

Missing since the end of March, Philippa "Pip" Crosby's family from Boston hires Harris Stuyvesant, private investigator, to find her. Stuyvesant starts his search in Paris with Crosby's friends and acquaintances, but the trail has gone cold. Europe has become a playground for poor little rich gi...

from Christiana5

I did not read the prior book in this series, but didn't find that a significant problem - while I didn't have all the background on the characters' relationships up front, it was filled in over time. This book is set in 1929, primarily in Paris' art world. Stuyvesant is hired to find a missing y...

from AnnieMNH

This review is for the audio book version by Recorded Books that I received for Early Reviewers. Jefferson Mays does a wonderful job narrating this story and I very much enjoyed listening. As for the novel, The Bones of Paris is a follow-up to one of Laurie R. King's earlier novels, Touchstone. I...