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by Peter May Enzo MacLeod has his work cut out for him as he attempts to solve a four-year-old cold case, the murder of Gil Petty. Mr. Petty had made several enemies in his life as the world's number one wine critic, and ended up missing during a tasting tour. MacLeod's investigation is complicated by codes and secrets held among winemakers in France, where Petty's body was found hung on a cross. Several people wanted Petty dead, including his own daughter, Michelle. Will Enzo MacLeod be able to solve Petty's murder before another death occurs? Peter May has knocked out another marvelous novel with Enzo MacLeod as the main character. MacLeod's investigative strategies are excellent. The scenery of France and its wineries remain stable throughout the novel and are used appropriately as the backdrop to Petty's murder. The puzzle is not easily solveable and makes for a good mystery novel. The action has just the right amount of suspense to keep the reader on edge. The Critic is a great second book in the series following Extraordinary People (also reviewed on Myshelf). Peter May should be able to continue with this series with success. |
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