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leelee77's review against another edition
2.0
I just felt really confused reading this, can't really explain why.
henrismum's review against another edition
adventurous
challenging
mysterious
slow-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? Plot
- Strong character development? No
- Loveable characters? No
- Diverse cast of characters? No
- Flaws of characters a main focus? Yes
2.75
Audiobook (All of my entries on The Story Graph are audiobooks.)
#11 in series (I started reading this series on Kindle in October 2016 and I have been committed to this series since March 2021.)
Comparison to others in series:Not as good About the same Better
Every time I read one of this series, I wonder why I committed. I guess I just couldn't say no. I don't really enjoy the books, until they're over. This one was about the same. I was left wondering if I missed something. I always listen at an advanced speed.
The narrator was Carine Montbertrand. Listening is better than reading this series.
Source: Brooklyn Library
#11 in series (I started reading this series on Kindle in October 2016 and I have been committed to this series since March 2021.)
Comparison to others in series:
Every time I read one of this series, I wonder why I committed. I guess I just couldn't say no. I don't really enjoy the books, until they're over. This one was about the same. I was left wondering if I missed something. I always listen at an advanced speed.
The narrator was Carine Montbertrand. Listening is better than reading this series.
Source: Brooklyn Library
Content Warnings
Moderate: Grief, Death of parent, and Blood
mryjne's review against another edition
3.0
there was a lot going on that took me a minute to understand but as everything tied together at the end it ended up being pretty good. found this book on a whim and now i think i might stort looking for other books by this author
ldwcameron's review against another edition
4.0
As the book opens, Aimee Leduc goes and visits her godfather's girlfriend Xavierre. Only moments after Aimee leaves her, Xavierre is murdered and Morbier, her godfather is implicated in a "crime of passion." The next three days pass in a blur as Aimee races against l'horloge to save her friend. A quick read. Fast-paced and well written.
katymvt's review
2.0
A little too "all over the place." By the time you get to the end, you don't really care any more. Plus, dangled edges I don't really care for series mysteries. Same detective, yes. Unraveling the mystery of his or her life through several books, no.
ldwcameron's review
4.0
As the book opens, Aimee Leduc goes and visits her godfather's girlfriend Xavierre. Only moments after Aimee leaves her, Xavierre is murdered and Morbier, her godfather is implicated in a "crime of passion." The next three days pass in a blur as Aimee races against l'horloge to save her friend. A quick read. Fast-paced and well written.
jessrweir's review against another edition
4.0
Couldn't stop reading it. Once I finished it, I picked up the next one in the series.
bjerz's review against another edition
3.0
Not the best of the Aimee Leduc series. Quite boring and repetitive until more than half way through the story. But the ending was exciting and tied up the story nicely.
ndobson71's review
3.0
I love this series. As a stand-alone, I did not enjoy this book as much as some of the others. It seems like some of the plot points and developments are too similar to others in previous books. The characters in this series though are what keep me coming back. Aimee is amazing and I love the supporting cast as well.
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