Chief Inspector Gamache Novel: The Nature of the Beast : A Chief Inspector Gamache Novel (Series #11) (CD-Audio)

from kebm1949

I really worried about the effect that a change in narrator would have on my enjoyment of audio edition of this book. Ralph Cosham has been an integral part of my enjoyment of Louise Penny's Three Pines mysteries from Still Life on. Well, I needn't have concerned myself. Robert Bathurst has stepp...

from mirrani

I picked up The Nature of the Beast by Louise Penny as part of a reading challenge. I needed a crime story and the audio book performed by Robert Bathurst was available at the library. I hadn't read any of the series previously, but that didn't hinder my enjoyment of the book itself. It's your ty...

from TadAD

This isn't my favorite of the Inspector Gamache series. The characters were just a little flatter than normal...except, perhaps, for the insight into Ruth Zardo's backstory, who is surely a favorite of everyone who enjoys these stories. That said, it is still a pretty enjoyable mystery with just ...

from lit_chick

Nine-year-old Laurent Lepage has a vivid imagination - and an annoying habit of crying wolf. On a near daily basis, he regales the village's adults with tales of aliens, dinosaurs, and other fantastical creatures he's encountered in the woods of Three Pines. So it is not surprising that his lates...

from nospi

Listened to Audible book narrated by Robert Bathurst. Bathurst does a good job but his performance of Ruth sadly doesn't come close to Ralph Cosham's.This novel is set in Three Pines but is not a straight murder mystery. Once again Gamache must save the world singlehandedly - a bit far fetched an...