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# The Critic (The Enzo Files, 2) Paperback – November 1, 2016

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## Customer Reviews

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    I've loved Peter May's Isle of Lewis books
  

*by O***L on Reviewed in the United States on May 21, 2017*

I've loved Peter May's Isle of Lewis books. I was prepared to like this series, but there was so much sexist language and attitudes in his writing. Enzo is constantly sizing women up as attractive or unattractive. He recoils at evidence that a woman is menstruating. He comes across as a driven and subtly misogynistic teen-age boy. There was absolutely nothing sexist in the Lewis books. The women were wonderfully drawn.I liked learning about the obsessions of wine buffs, though that wore thin after a while. But it was Enzo's one-dimensional view of women and his squeamishness that turned me off.

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    Nobody likes a critic
  

*by C***R on Reviewed in the United States on May 20, 2017*

This second entry in the Enzo Files series is even better than the first. The series is best read in order as characters and themes reappear. The book could stand alone, but the reader will understand more with the knowledge of the first book. Once again, Enzo is working to solve an old disappearance. Enzo is a forensic scientist from Scotland who lives and teaches in Cahors, France. This time the victim is a very influential wine critic who disappeared while on a tasting tour. Just as the book begins, the discolored body of the critic appears, partially preserved in red wine and dramatically displayed near a vineyard. New murders are committed as Enzo and his informal team investigate. The ultimate resolution and motivation of the murders is far-fetched, but that does not get in the way of a good story. I enjoy his characters, the settings and the pacing. In this book, I enjoyed learning about wine production, viticulture, and the wine industry. The action is centered in France, but there is a very interesting side view in to the California wine business as well. I will certainly be reading the next one in the series.

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    The wine flows in this tale of murder in French wine country
  

*by P***O on Reviewed in the United States on February 13, 2015*

This is Enzo Macloed's second attempt to solve a  case that the police have given up on. The victim is a famous American wine critic who assigned ratings to wines from around the world. As one French winemaker points out, Gil Petty was the most unpopular man in France, because a bad rating from him could put a vineyard out of business.Enzo's investigative team includes his daughter and her bodybuilder boyfriend, and Enzo's spectacularly well-endowed student Nicole, who is also a whiz at computers.  The investigation entails learning all about the wine business and how it differs from winemaking in California. We learn the mechanics of the business along with Enzo.We also watch while Enzo and his helpers do some wine tasting in the name of research. The wine flows, and we can almost taste it. I don't drink, but I was tempted at times to run out buy some of these wonderful wines from Gaillac. Wine lovers should love this book.There's plenty of excitement. Someone keeps trying to kill Enzo. And women cause him both problems and pleasure.  I got quite caught up in the plot. Enzo's discoveries of overlooked forensic evidence are interesting. And there are also amusing scenes involving Enzo wearing his kilt.I enjoyed this book more than the first Enzo mystery, Extraordinary People. Peter May is a consistently fine writer.

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