![]() ![]() Only the lost can find it - it's not on any map - and it's a place to heal. ![]() Three Pines has always seemed to me to be the place that you'd want to live: a small, close community where even the outrageous are there to help. An old enemy is going to be brought back into their lives. But everything was not as it seemed: there were puzzles and hidden messages. ![]() Brick by brick the internal wall was removed and a world of curiosities emerged. A letter from a long-dead stone mason was forwarded to one of the villagers and then everyone wondered why no one had spotted that the roof line of the building didn't match the interior. Neither Gamache nor Beauvoir wanted to revisit that case - the one that brought them together and the discovery of a hidden room in one of the homes in the village almost comes as a relief. Armand will soon find that they're not just in Three Pines but in his home and in his life. Now they're both in the village and neither can fathom what's happening. For Jean-Guy, it had always been the other way around. Gamache had offered help to a young woman after the murder of her mother: he'd been less certain about her charismatic brother. But something is worrying Chief Inspector Armand Gamache and Inspector Jean-Guy Beauvoir of the Sûreté du Québec. Highly recommended.Īfter a harsh winter, the tiny Canadian village of Three Pines is enjoying the arrival of spring. ![]() Summary: It might be the eighteenth book in the series, but this is as fresh as ever and a real cracker. ![]()
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