Murder in Clichy Audiobook

" We've come up in French history to be dealing with the veterans of Dien Bien Phu and the mystery of this story lies in Cambodia though of course it is acted out in the arrondisement of the outcasts. Aimee has regained her sight, but too much hard-boiled detecting may lose it for her as it loses her the love of Guy, the gentle doctor, who cannot sanction her "wildness." The theme of losing and being afraid as against forcing herself forward neamoins plus is a constant one. I like Aimee less and less. "

" a bit disjointed and confusing. somewhat cliche ridden. "

" The fifth installment in the Aimee Leduc mystery series, set in Paris. In this book, Aimee is trying to do a favor for a Vietnamese nun at the Buddhist temple where she's learning to meditate when she ends up with a priceless cache of jade that a lot of dangerous people seem to want. I love this book because of the post-colonial themes in it. "

" Good beginning then turning very predictable. You could see the ending before you got half way through it. Lost it's 'suspension of disbelief' too when the protagonist turned out to be incredibly lucky and virtually indestructible. "

" I want to live in Paris for a year! "

" Another fantastic book in the Aimee Leduc series! Cara Black describes a Paris that is not for tourists or the faint of heart! I can hardly wait to read the next one and I don't have to. "

" I love this series. Sure, there are too many things going on and maybe the characters aren't that well developed but I still can't put them down! "

" too many characters to keep track of "

" Always good. :) "

" The one thing I keep asking myself throughout these books--was France really that much more technologically ahead of us in 1994? Laptop computers? Cellphones being fairly commonplace? The use of the Web? "

" Interesting twist pulling forward the history of French Indochina info modern France. But the tangle was too tangled and the story too unbelievable. "

" I love all of her mysteries - probably more because I love Paris then because of the actual stories. "

" I love the protagonist. And I'm hoping to get a feel for Paris by reading these novels to help prepare me for my Paris trip in May. "

" Interesting. not great, but somehow I can't stop reading the series. this is the 5th book so far all based in various neighborhoods of paris. "

" Good summer mystery - love the Paris setting. "

" Loved it! Another murder mystery in Paris. I could see, taste, hear and smell everywhere Aimee went. C. Black knows how to weave a mystery that keeps my attention. I had to finish reading this one in my car in the park/ride this evening before I could drive home! "

" This is the first in the series I haven't really enjoyed. Confusing and not as fastpaced as the ones that came before it. Will continue to read the series though. "

" Aimee Leduc is a private investigator in Paris. Each of the books focuses on a different neighborhood of Paris. The "crimes" and investigation are very contemporary and sometimes brutal. Not for the weak-kneed mystery reader. "

" Another great story. I love the Paris locale. "

" Aimee Leduc is a complex character who almost seems to swirl in these books--they are very atmospherically written and wonderful to read "

" Great setting - Paris. Weak writing....repetition of descriptions, sporadic development of story line. I will however read another book in this series. Hmmmm. "

" I usually like this series. It is a sort of fFrench Kinsey millhone mystery. The Murder in Clichy did not hold up. I thought the plot was weak and I really had to make myself finish it. "

" Good summer mystery - love the Paris setting. "

" Loved it! Another murder mystery in Paris. I could see, taste, hear and smell everywhere Aimee went. C. Black knows how to weave a mystery that keeps my attention. I had to finish reading this one in my car in the park/ride this evening before I could drive home! "

" too many characters to keep track of "

" Another fantastic book in the Aimee Leduc series! Cara Black describes a Paris that is not for tourists or the faint of heart! I can hardly wait to read the next one and I don't have to. "

" The one thing I keep asking myself throughout these books--was France really that much more technologically ahead of us in 1994? Laptop computers? Cellphones being fairly commonplace? The use of the Web? "

" This is the first in the series I haven't really enjoyed. Confusing and not as fastpaced as the ones that came before it. Will continue to read the series though. "

" Good beginning then turning very predictable. You could see the ending before you got half way through it. Lost it's 'suspension of disbelief' too when the protagonist turned out to be incredibly lucky and virtually indestructible. "

" Another great story. I love the Paris locale. "

" A quick read, entertaining and very evocative of Paris. "

" Another page turner. I'm enjoying this series. I've decided to suspend my technology disbelief. "

" I love all of her mysteries - probably more because I love Paris then because of the actual stories. "