Three Pines Mysteries: The Cruelest Month (Hardcover)

from alanna1122

I am really enjoying reading these Gamache books. I usually do not read series books in rapid succession and I am not reading these back to back. - but I have read the first three in about as many months and I have really enjoyed the experience. I love these characters - I love the setting - I ...

from TadAD

The series has legs. It wasn't just a good first book followed by a bunch of inferior clones. This third one has the obligatory decent mystery, the introduction of a few new inhabitants of Three Pines, and life continues to move forward for our old friends. What I enjoyed most about this book, ho...

from brenzi

I've just returned from another lovely trip to Three Pines, Quebec and since it is April, the cruelest month, I was forced onto Chief Inspector Gamache's team and, instead of relaxing during my Spring Break, I had to help solve another murder mystery. So there I was with the Surete, investigating...

from thornton37814

This is a difficult book for me to review. I almost quit reading it when I saw that the main theme of the book was the occult -- seances, witches, etc. I kept reading it only because the subplot that was developing made me realize that if I did not finish the book that I would probably not be abl...

from maggie1944

I liked this third book of the Gamache series better than I liked the second one. Three Pines, an improbably perfect village hidden in the wooded mountains of Quebec, is the site of another murder associated with an old, perhaps haunted house. More than one of the characters in the investigative ...