- Under the winds of Neptune - Fred Vargas - Books

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  • The Rompol: beauty of the detective story, Beauty writing  

    Under the winds of Neptune (Paperback)
    I find the criticism posted on Amazon a little too hard. This book is incredibly well written, Fred Vargas plays with words and popular language. Of course this is not meant to be realistic, it's poetry. Want to read other novels by Fred Vargas after
  • Not too bad but could do better  

    Under the winds of Neptune (Paperback)
    Fred Vargas, I preferred "Man upside" but this opus the Commissioner's investigations Adamsberg is not bad either. Of course, history is incredible and multiple digressions. Yet the craziness of the characters, the omnipresent humor and charisma
  • Intrigue weak and implausible, qq good passes all the same!  

    Under the winds of Neptune (Paperback)
    The Commissioner Adamsberg is at odds with his collaborator Danglard while a cooperation internship with Canadian police is planned in Quebec. Ademsberg is alerted by a murder perpetrated in Alsace since the procedure strangely reminds him of that of
  • A good thriller 3  

    Under the winds of Neptune (Paperback)
    First I read Vargas and I am not disappointed. A real writing, a working style and colorful Commissioner Adamsberg. It has finally thrillers where only intrigue account and where investigators are lifeless and sexless. Adamsberg fights against his de
  • a good thriller, a very average Vargas  

    Under the winds of Neptune (Paperback)
    Yes, it is well-written detective story. Yes, it's hard to get in as and as we advance in his reading. However, Fred Vargas had accustomed us to better in his intrigues. It's a bit twisted, and above all, the strings used are too large: a queen MEMEE
  • In the wind Adamsberg  

    Under the winds of Neptune (Paperback)
    It's always a pleasure to enter a "Vargas"; "Have Mercy on Us All" is an enchantment, expected the "new Vargas" with still more impatience than the beaujolais of the year! so that by opening "in the winds of Neptune"