Chief Inspector Gamache Novel: Still Life : A Chief Inspector Gamache Novel (Series #1) (Paperback)

from GingerbreadMan

Just days after finally revealing one of her paintings and getting accepted into the local art exhibit, Jane is found dead in the forest. At first it looks like a tragic hunting accident, but when nobody steps forward, more and more signs seem to point towards murder. Inspecteur Gamache of the Sû...

from Bruyere_C

I like mysteries that have a tricky puzzle and an elegant resolution, but I love mysteries that also have evocative settings and richly drawn characters — such as those by Deborah Crombie, Donna Leon, Anne Zouroudi, and Alexander McCall Smith. The action in Louise Penny's series is constrained to...

from WeeziesBooks

This was the first Louise Penny book that I have read. I truly enjoyed it. There were both mystery and a murder in the book, but it was a very light and full of strong characters with enjoyable interpersonal interactions and personalities. The weaving together the interests of local artists with ...

from -Cee-

A fun murder mystery with a sprinkling of psychology... a cozy setting in a small Quebec village... a community struggling to live together, help each other, and maintain relationships... and a wonderful B&B with a fireplace that I want to visit! Louise Penny has really turned on the charm! Did I...

from cyderry

This murder mystery was beautifully crafted leaving the reader completely baffle until the end. The descriptions of the area were so realistic that you wonder if there really is a village like Three Pines. The characters are well fleshed out and contribute tremendously to the storytelling. I list...