Murder in Passy

This time out, Aimee Leduc finds herself involved in a case in Passy, one of the many neighborhoods which make up the city of Paris (although arrondissements sounds classier than neighborhoods). Her godfather, Commissaire Morbier, is worried about the new woman in his life, a person who has made him......more

This is definitely not the best in her series. I found it slow at times and although she was trying to add some historical information I found it flat. I always am entertained with the main characters antics but this one was same old same old.......more

I liked this book, and have enjoyed the several others of this series that I have read, but I didn’t love it. Thus, my rating is more a 3.5 rounded up to 4 ⭐️. I will read more in this series, as I trip over them.......more

I lived in Passy while studying abroad in Paris in 2007, so I had to pick up Murder in Passy when it appeared in the Little Free Library, even though it is the 11th installment in a long-running series. But I suspected this would be the kind of mystery series that helpfully reintroduces the main cha......more

"I paint, Mademoiselle. That's what I do. That's all I do. I'm not political," he said in a matter-of-fact tone. "Except in the sense that all art's political. My father fought in the Freedom Brigade against Franco. That was enough for me." Cara Black's Murder in Passy is the 11th in the series of A......more