Dog Will Have His Day

from infjsarah

This is not an Adamsberg book and I didn't enjoy it quite as much as those. It's quite short but it is full of the usual Vargas quirky characters and communities. Two of the three evangelist characters turn up - Marc and Matthias but the story mainly centres on Louis Kehlweiler, who seems to be a...

from AHS-Wolfy

Having been relieved of his investigative duties in the Ministry of Justice, Louis Kehlweiler thought he'd keep his hand in by continuing to keep track of things that seem a little off or out of place. Assisting him in keeping his records up to date is Marc Vandoosler, one of those know as the th...

from ebyrne41

It's always a joy to read a Vargas book, that wonderful creator of the fabulous Commissaire Adamsberg series. This book though does not feature Adamsberg, predating all but one in fact of the Adamsberg titles. Originally published back in 1996, it is the second of three in The Three Evangelists s...

from smik

I really did find this Fred Vargas novel a most peculiar read. That was probably I have never read the first in The Three Evangelists series and kept expecting her usual sleuth, Inspector Adamsberg, to make an appearance. The little piece of human bone that Louis Kehlweiler finds convinces him th...

from smik

I really did find this Fred Vargas novel a most peculiar read. That was probably I have never read the first in The Three Evangelists series and kept expecting her usual sleuth, Inspector Adamsberg, to make an appearance. The little piece of human bone that Louis Kehlweiler finds convinces him th...