Ratings74
Average rating3.8
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Ratings74
Average rating3.8
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I really enjoyed this - it's very much a cozy mystery, set in a charming Quebec village with lots of fun and interesting characters. But there's a certain level of emotional heft as well. There were enough clues along the way to let me puzzle out who I thought the culprit was, and enough misdirection so it wasn't obvious.
I'm looking forward to reading more Three Pines mysteries soon!
2015: Interesting start to a series. If you're into thrillers or something very dark and fast-paced, this probably won't be your speed. I like that the book takes place in a sleepy township in Quebec, and beyond the murder mystery itself it has some great thematic elements.
Be forewarned - you will probably be hungry at some point while reading. Louise Penny does a great job of describing the food. (4 stars.)
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2018: Rereading this book, a lot of the side characters felt wooden and I disliked how Penny introduced discussions without giving context (e.g. characters had reactions to things that were not yet shown to the reader). Giving this book 2 stars as a debut and averaging it out to 3 stars for the rating. However, I'm going to keep going with the series because my friends rave about subsequent books.
A little slow but thoughtful. I found several things that were references to other outside things.
Promising start! Looking forward to spending more time in Three Pines.
Series
16 primary books17 released booksChief Inspector Armand Gamache is a 17-book series with 16 primary works first released in 2005 with contributions by Louise Penny and Ralph Cosham.
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