A Rule Against Murder: A Three Pines Mystery

from olegalCA

The book I read was called "The Murder Stone". It drives me crazy when books have two or more titles (usually books published in both England and North America). Sophie Hannah does it and it seems Louise Penny does as well. Makes life pretty confusing #firstworldproblems Loved seeing Gamache's w...

from librarian1204

Catching up on titles in this series I missed along the way and awaiting the next installment in August. This one is set at a resort in Quebec where Gamache and his wife are celebrating their anniversary. Of course there is a murder. Close enough to Three Pines to include a visit and 2 of the cha...

from brenzi

Another satisfying sojourn with Chief Inspector Armand Gamache and the Montreal Surete as they try to solve the case of the toppling statue. This time the mystery does not take place in the charming village of Three Pines and I understand the author's reasoning. I mean, how many murders can take ...

from cameling

How can one not like crime fiction that incorporates poetry, humor and a good dose of whodunit investigative processes? Throw in what seems to be the most dysfunctional family whose members appear not only to detest each other but also make it a game of hurling cruel digs at each other. Set in an...

from bell7

Inspector Armand Gamache and his wife Reine-Marie are away, celebrating their anniversary in a small hotel in the middle of nowhere. The Finney family are the other guests, "celebrating" a reunion, but each of them seem deeply unhappy underneath their surface behavior. When murder intrudes, Inspe...