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mikedraper reviewed Bury Your Dead: A Chief Inspector Gam.... December 24, 2010

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Bury Your Dead: A Chief Inspector Gamache Novel

"A doctor can bury his mistakes but an architect can only advise...where to plant vines.' Wright

Chief Inspector Armand Gamache is recovering from injuries in a prior case, the specifics are not fully described as the story begins. He's currently spending time in Quebec City, where he's doing … more

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cpw1952 posted a Quick Tip about Still Life: A Chief Inspector Gamache.... October 10, 2010

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Still Life: A Chief Inspector Gamache Novel (Three

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A debut mystery novel set in rural Quebec that can be characterized as roughly halfway between the cozy mysteries of Agatha Christie and the deeper, psychological much darker mysteries starring the likes … more

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cpw1952 reviewed Still Life: A Chief Inspector Gamache.... October 10, 2010

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A uniquely Canadian mystery ... brava!

Louise Penny has done Canada truly proud with a debut mystery novel that can be characterized as roughly halfway between the cozy mysteries of Agatha Christie and the deeper, psychological much darker … more

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MarySoderstrom reviewed Fête Nationale du Quebec (Quebec Nati.... June 24, 2010

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Fête Nationale du Quebec (Quebec National Holiday)

Fête Nationale: Speaking of Quebec with Love

Today is Quebec's Fête nationale, formerly St. Jean-Baptiste Day. A couple of decades ago, the focus was shifted from being an exclusively French-Canadian festival to being a celebration for … more

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Linda_in_Maine reviewed Still Life: A Chief Inspector Gamache.... May 25, 2010

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"In the country death comes, uninvited..."

The fictional Three Pines is a tiny village south of Montreal, the creation of Canadian author Louise Penny. "Still Life" is the first offering in her Three Pines series, and in it we meet the villagers … more

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lilyfyrestorm reviewed Last Night in Montreal. April 20, 2009

"I Wish to Remain Vanishing"

The breathtaking, lyrical story of Lilia and those who search for her begins and ends in Montreal, a cold city fiercely guarding its language. Lilia is someone who is constantly vanishing and those who … more

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