Kneeling in the fragrant moist grass of the village green Clara Morrow carefully hid the Easter egg and thought about raising the dead, which she planned to do right after supper.
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pickAnother wonderful Louise Penny book. Love Gamache ❤️.
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thx for the tag @TheSpineView
1. Love sled riding, as kids our dad would take us and mom (getting some much needed quiet time) would make us hot chocolate when we returned🛷
2. Tagged, takes place during Winter Carnival
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pickI can't help but compare this to the tv series CRIMINAL MINDS. Not for the murders (CM is much more gruesome) ... but for the people. I adore Three Pines and its eccentric dwellers. I care about them now (this is Book #3 in the series) and am invested in what happens to them. The mystery is also fascinating and involves a deadly seance at the town's proverbial haunted house on a hill, but it's the villagers that keep me wanting to read more.
pickThis wasn‘t one of my favorites, except for the parts with Amelia. I‘m glad she came back. The main storyline about the will & inheritance I didn‘t care as much for, but liked how everything turned out in the end. It‘s still a Pick because no matter how tedious parts might be, it‘s always resolved at the end in the way you come to expect from Penny. I‘m eager for the next one to see what becomes of relationships between some of the characters.
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@TheSpineView ... thanks for the tag! 😘
1. It depends on how serious the infraction is. Cold-blooded murder? I don't know. Yet I certainly don't want to be the judge or jury.
2. Tagged.
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Chief Inspector Gamache and the bucolic community of Three Pines, Quebec, has enchanted and engaged me with an intriguing murder of a beloved member of the village, one whose death shatters all who loved her. I look forward to learning more about the characters and this enchanting town.
Thanks for helping all of us revisit our year of reading, @Andrew65. 🩶🖤🩶
