Murder on the Ile Saint Louis Audiobook (Unabridged)

" I thoroughly enjoyed this book as I have the others I have read. There was an added twist in that Aimee Leduc had to take care of a newborn infant while maintaining her business and solving a murder and other crimes. The action was great as usual. I will keep reading more in this series. "

" not well written--wouldn't recommend it "

" A good entry in this series. LOVED the twist at the end! "

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

" Murder on the Ile Saint-Louis takes the reader into a sabotaged protest and media effort by a heretofore peaceful environmental group speaking out against an impending government contract with a notorious oil company. Unbeknownst to Aimee and Rene, they are doing computer security work for the PR firm representing said group of polluters. In the midst of all the craziness--and this one really takes the gateau in terms of its requirement of willing suspension of disbelief--a baby is left in Aimee's care as the newborn's mother, unknown to Aimee, flees her pursuers. Despite some over the top pyrotechnics, the ever-present WWII history of lost children, the retreating dreams of once-optimistic rebels, and the quirky City within the City's residents (some of whom sound a bit like residents of another island with which readers are familiar), readers learn a bit more about Aimee's mother, about Aimee's own hidden depths, and get just a bit more about Rene. "

" Her French should be better than it is to be writing this sort of novel... "

" Getting tired of Aimee's selfishness... won't read any more of these even though I love the setting--Paris. "

" Love reading her books!!! (being a rabid Paris fan and traveler...) Easy, entertaining, fast-paced, and relatively short. Perfect for travel on train, plane, car... "

" Yet another great book in the Aimee Leduc series! "

" A series about female private detective in Paris. Okay but not great. "

" Another great book from Cara Black. I really enjoy reading this author's books! "

" Quick read with several twists... "

" One of my favorites in the Aimee Leduc series. I could not put it down; I zipped right through it. "

" Well done! These books are smart and stylish, and introduce me to some of the modern political issues in France. In this one there us a great deal if character development. We really learn more about the lead. "

" This series was always just a fun excuse for a Paris setting, but I've finally had it with them and I didn't finish this one...I mean, the ol' 'baby on the doorstep' trick? Umm, no. "

" Another interesting summer read. I didn't know there was an island in the middle of Paris, and the story was good. "

" The thing that I liked the most about this book was the setting in Paris. I did find some of the plot confusing and a bit over the top, but it was a light and fun read. "

" It was a loaner that I took on a flight. I am a fan of Paris, but not of the flat cliched tone of the book. The endless label dropping was a little weird. (Her fuchsia agent provocateur bra got wet!) "

" Lots of french, but only once in a spot where I couldn't figure out what was meant (since I don't speak french). "

" A nice who done it staged in Paris. Environmental protests. Baby left on our heroine's doorstep. Nice fast read. "

" I honestly didn't like any of the characters in this book other than Helene and Stella. The others I found self absorbed and pretentious and wayyyy to left wing for me. Even though I am a political Independent I really found these characters fanatical. "

" I love this series that is set in Paris and features a fierce female detective, Aimee Leduc. Cara Black sets her scenes so well, that I can visualize the neighborhood. "

" Well, what a surprise. I generally only 'like' mysteries, but this book caught my fancy immediately and held it throughout. Of course being set in Paris helped I'm sure. But, all in all, I found it a very engrossing read with interesting characters. "

" I'm not a fan, though she's very good at evoking Paris and Parisian life. "

" Her mysteries are set in Paris which is a lot of fun. "