Reviews for Le Répertoire québécois des outils planétaires

The average rating for Le Répertoire québécois des outils planétaires based on 2 reviews is 3 stars.

Review # 1 was written on 2012-02-21 00:00:00 Greg Vega Excellent concept but weak details. Too many empty threats and no explanation of why Aunt Millicent is so stern.

Review # 2 was written on 2012-04-30 00:00:00 Michael Christian It's really nice to have a series of books where you look forward to reading the next one. Leigh Koslow's Aunt Bess is on the board of 'The New Millennium Church'. Leigh is summoned to hospital where her aunt is being treated for burns and an an ankle injury, having apparently saved the new pastor, Reginald Humphrey, from burning alive in his parsonage. The truth is somewhat different since Aunt Bess has her suspicions about Humphrey and had sneaked in to the parsonage to look for evidence. Humphrey arrived back however and while Bess was in hiding, someone threw a Molotov cocktail through the window. Trying to escape she fell down the stairs and was carried out by the pastor. Subsequently the pastor goes missing and Leigh finds herself dealing with yet another mystery while trying to keep secrets from practically everyone, as well as sorting out her complicated relationship with her neighbour. Edie writes those novels that fit into the 'cosy murder' genre although labeling them thus would be doing her a disservice. She does pay close attention to plot, and I have so far always been surprised and blindsided by the subtlety of her clues and last minute revelations. She almost stretches the boundaries of credibility here at one point but just about gets away with it. Her strength is her characterisation, as she manages to deftly sketch even the minor characters into living breathing real people. Got the next two lined up now.