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3 of 3 found the following review helpful:
 A Well-Woven Tale Worth Your Time! Jul 15, 2009
By Sofie Margolis
This book is a page-turner. It's fast-moving and yet loaded with delectable details of Paris; you'll feel like you are there. I loved it. In fact, at times I was literally chasing my kids around with the book open where I was trying to catch a few more pages. I agree with the other reviewer that there are a lot of twists and turns--the title is appropriate. It's an all-around good story and one of the best books I've read in a long time. One of those you just can't put down and can't wait to get back to!
3 of 3 found the following review helpful:
Perfect Summer Reading Jul 15, 2009
By Jane Marple
This novel has all the aspects of a good read...excitement, romance and mystery. You feel like you are in France, on location. If you have ever been to Europe, you can picture the scenes, the food, the people and atmosphere. And if you haven't, the author describes everything so that you feel like you are there. The story keeps your interest throughout the book. There are many twists and turns that make the book a page-turner. It is perfect for summer reading.
2 of 2 found the following review helpful:
Arm-chair trip to France Jul 18, 2009
By Glynda
A great summer read! Once you start, you don't want to stop. The romatic plot has plenty of intrigue and conspiracy to keep your interest. The detail of the streets, cafes, apts, etc. make you feel like you are in France without the stress of air travel. You can easily envison - almost taste - the food and feel the authentic French atmosphere whether in Paris, Strasbourg or the south of France and there is just enough of Southern California added for constrast.
I highly recommend the book for your summer reading.
1 of 1 found the following review helpful:
 Too Many Questions Left Unanswered Aug 08, 2010
By Leslie M. Ficcaglia
"lficcaglia"
This was a fast-paced novel with lots of nice Parisian and rural French atmosphere, but it was uneven and seemed to be trying to do too much and cover too many areas. The ending was odd and left too many questions unanswered. It was almost as though the author's ideas had given out and she didn't want to have to deal with the logistics of the situation in which she left her characters.
The Seven Turns of the Snail's Shell Mar 03, 2011
By Marilyn Smith
Who says you can't have fun reading a light-hearted book? This was a total joy and at the same time took me back to the streets of Paris and some great memories of trying to find my way around this romantic city. I wish I'd had the simple clues of the snail's shell to guide me back then.
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