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Fred Vargas, L'Homme A l'Envers (1999) Seeking Whom He May Devour (2004)
Oops, I nearly forgot to review this book… Not the book altogether, because the plot and the images were engrossing and satisfying, but it added to the now respectable number of Fred Vargas book… more →
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*Intelligent Crime Fiction
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Lilian Nattel wrote 2 months ago: The Chalk Circle Man by Fred Vargas As the books I’d put on hold at the library hadn’t arrived yet, … more →
*Books Lately
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Lilian Nattel wrote 3 months ago: I am 3 or 4 books behind in my book reviews, but I just don’t have the energy for all that, wh … more →
The Chalk Circle Man by Fred Vargas
chasing bawa wrote 3 months ago: A year ago I read The Three Evangelists by Fred Vargas, partly because I was intrigued by the title. … more →
R.I.P. IV Challenge!
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chasing bawa wrote 4 months ago: So two challenges in a month? Well, it’s not too bad. I have six months to read the books for … more →
The Chalk Circle Man by Fred Vargas - review
nickgadd wrote 4 months ago: Fred Vargas is a French crime writer who fits perfectly the image of the chain-smoking, cafe-hauntin … more →
Wash This Blood Clean From My Hand
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wordandpiece wrote 5 months ago: Fred Vargas Wash This Blood Clean From My Hand by Fred Vargas The blurb: Between 1943 and 2003 nine … more →
c'est dommage
Barbara wrote 5 months ago: Hot off the Rap Sheet – Fred Vargas won the International Dagger, facing a field of Scandinavi … more →
Fred Vargas, L'Homme A l'Envers (1999) Seeking Whom He May Devour (2004)
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smithereens wrote 5 months ago: Oops, I nearly forgot to review this book… Not the book altogether, because the plot and the i … more →
Wash This Blood Clean from My Hand
bookgoddess wrote 6 months ago: This was my first experience with a mystery by Fred Vargas, who, oddly enough, is a French woman. I … more →
Fred Vargas, Debout Les Morts (Fr. 1995, Eng. The Three Evangelists, 2006)
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smithereens wrote 8 months ago: I am an unconditional fan of Vargas’ quirky Parisian mysteries, so I enjoyed meeting once again the … more →
the delights of This Night's Foul Work
fragrantflower wrote 1 year ago: Veyrence who can talk in Racinian inspired Alexdrinian sonnets (12 syllables) It’s for you to … more →
Fred Vargas, Pars Vite et Reviens Tard (Have Mercy on Us All) (2001)
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smithereens wrote 1 year ago: I read that one almost entirely in the train going to Bordeaux and back. I had as much pleasure as d … more →
Review: Wash This Blood Clean From My Hand by Fred Vargas
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Hugh McPhail wrote 1 year ago: Fred Vargas has a wonderful imagination. The foundations of her stories are both bizarre and mystica … more →
