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This Night’s Foul Work, by Fred Vargas »

By Peter on Jul 6, 2008 in Commisaire Adamsberg, Crime Books, Excellent book, bestseller, book review | 0 Comments

This Night’s Foul Work is the fourth novel in the Adamsberg series translated into English. It is a playful, interesting and somewhat implausible crime books, but the writing is so great the implausible part doesn’t really matter much.
Two drug dealers have had their throats cut in the Paris flea market. Normally this would [...]

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- josbookshelfI’ve read the book last year and I especially loved Ann Patchett’s lyrical writing style. I want to write a review about this beautiful book but I have to re-read it and I just don’t have...
- critiqueLooks like an interesting read. Have you read the other best seller from Frederick Forsyth; “The Day of The Jackal”. You can read a review of this book here: http://cri-tee-que.blogsp...
- black keytagYes, I agree that this is by far the weakest in the series. I’m not sure that Octavian or Antony were weak characters; Antony, after all, was not dull and stupid in any of the other books, and the...
- cinberkInteresting/enlightening review. Have not read any of his books, but recently saw a staging of After the Quake. Must admit that I did not care for the material, and had almost decided not to spend the small...
- adminLOL Peter - Oprah has done it again. The old Follett book, Pillars of the Earth, now tops the US bestseller lists after having been chosen by Oprah. Admin
- PeterThank you! I hope you will enjoy it! Peter
- PeterThanks for the comments, Ex Libris and cinberk! Ex Libris: While I was preparing the review, I read an online interview with Patchett. Not only can the book turn a reader into an opera lover - Patchett said it...
- cinberkI am also a big fan of this book, and of Ann Patchett. Would highly recommend Truth and Beauty, a memoir of her life and friendship with fellow author Lucy Grealy. A rich and mesmerizing account of two...
- Ex LibrisI read this book a couple of years ago and absolutely loved it. Patchett’s prose was stunning. She could easily convert a reader into an opera lover. So glad you enjoyed it, too!
- cinberkNice analysis, Peter. Have been meaning to read this for some time, thanks for re-igniting my interest:) Cindy
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