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I‘m so excited! #SavethePubDate #Oct2021 #TBRtemptation

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The cover of the newest Gamache book is so pretty. Out in August, not in the database yet.

Louise, Louise, Louise! We need more!
I cannot get enough of Gamache and his crew and the lovely inhabitants of Three Pines.

What an interesting question! When I read it, I immediately thought of Three Pines, the primary location in the Louise Penny books. Visiting this quaint little Canadian village is like curling up in your most comfy reading chair under a well worn quilt in front of the fireplace. Upon meeting them, the quirky cast of characters immediately became my friends and I often wonder how they‘re doing! Comfort reading at its best. 🌲🌲🌲 #GiGiBookBox

Louise Penny is coming to Halifax! 🙌🏼💃 I've never had a chance to hear a favorite author speak. The authors I enjoy almost never come out this way. I hope everything works out so I can go. 🤞🏼🤞🏼
#nslittens #interviewandsigning

I so love the Inspector Gamache series! I was lucky enough to get one of the Three Pine Maps when Louise Penny was giving them away. I always say I‘m from Three Pines, as my family came from the area. #septinbooks18 #favoritebookishmap

Y‘all, I think I have a problem. 😄 In my defense, I ordered these before I knew I was going to buy so many books at the festival Saturday. The poetry on top is a Goodreads win, but the rest are Louise Penny. I read her books from the library but I wanted to own them for frequent rereading. Most are from Better a world Books, which donates to literacy programs, so that‘s my rationalization. And if Florence keeps us housebound, I‘m ready! #bookmail

Great introduction to Louise Penny and her main character, Chief Inspector Armand Gamache. I was pulled in from the very first page of the first book. Now I‘m working my way through he series and loving it!

Today, I visited some small towns in southern Québec - the same towns Louise Penny drew inspiration from when she created her Inspector Gamache series. On the right is the town square, with a picture of Main Street below; the building in the center of the picture is the bookstore Myrna‘s shop is based on. On the left is the bistro, the boulangerie and the church.

Louise Penny is amazing and I've enjoyed the Inspector Gamache series so much!!

Louise Penny is my favorite #femaleauthor. She is Canadian and her Chief Inspector Armand Gamache Mystery series is set in Quebec in a little village called Three Pines where her quirky characters live. The first book in the series is Still Life. The series should be read in order as each book advances the characters and storyline. Currently the series consists of 13 books with the 14th to be published in August. Great series you shouldn‘t miss!

All of Louise Penny‘s Inspector Gamache books are totally absorbing.

Ooooh! Yes! Gamache, Pendergast, I'm sure there are more. How fun!

Louise Penny books are on sale on Amazon! Got the first 2 in the Gamache series. I have heard nothing but good things about this author! Thoughts?
#amazon #sale #ebook #kindle #gamache #louisepenny

Chief Inspector Gamache is a gentleman with a quicksilver mind who knows how to catch a killer. Mostly set in the tiny village of Three Pines in Quebec, this is a quiet, thoughtful series with twisty mysteries & a full cast of eccentric characters, who provide a strong backdrop for each mystery, as well as an overarching struggle between Gamache & police corruption. Each mystery is well-crafted & will keep you guessing to the very end. - Flannery

My Three Pines pin (and readers gonna read. And my rainbow heart).