Dirty work at the crossroads, again – in the little village
of Three Pines as spring is upon it and Easter is being celebrated. The seemingly harmless idea of holding a séance
turns deadly when an ill-advised second séance is held in the evil old Hadley
house. Once again, Chief Inspector
Armand Gamache is called in to investigate whodunit. And he has problems of his own as old
friends/enemies continue to pursue the end of his career through devious
means. Luckily, since after three
volumes one comes to really love the inhabitants of the village, Louise Penny
hasn’t yet pulled an “Elizabeth George” on us and killed off a favorite
character. I’d hate to lose Gabri or
Oliver and their delicious food and drink.
311 pp.
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