The Paris Connection

I really enjoyed this book! Nancy Drew and the Hardy Boys are both in Paris (of course, by chance). Nancy is there to help a rock star solve a mystery, while Frank and Joe are there to go to an art convention. The parties meet at the airport. The plot was great, though one thing has always really annoyed me about the Nancy Drew and Hardy Boys books. The author portrays the characters Nancy, Frank, Joe, and their parents as perfect, which is ridiculous and immpossible. Luckily, this book proved me a bit wrong, because Frank and Joe trust someone, an old foe, when they shouldn't...

The Paris Connection was a fabulous story. It was definitely one of the best Nancy Drew and Hardy Boys Super Mysteries. It was probably one of the more difficult books in figuring out who the bad guy was. I liked how this time there was two separate mysteries instead of one intertwined one. Sometimes they try too hard to make the mysteries intertwined and it does not work out as well and in this case having two separate mysteries worked out perfectly. They both had to deal with the Rock Star's tour but they had two different culprits. I think that the bad guy was also pretty hard to figure out and I had no idea who it was until the very end. It is always nice to have a surprise at the end of a good book! I recommend this if you like Nancy Drew & The Hardy Boys!

I really like mysteries and I love Paris. However, this book didn't explain the character Jules well enough. If you like this series read this book!

Nancy and the Hardy Boys are at it again solving another mystery

I thought this book was really good. Frank gets jealous of Nancy and the rock star, Johnny Crockett. This mystery contains all the elements of a good mystery: action, suspense, and danger. That's what makes this a definitely great read.