This book, more literary than traditional crime fiction, is intricated plotted, filled with dark motives, ordinary lives and richly textured characters… “The curtains were drawn and the splendour of the morning sun through the vast window had been illuminating an… Read More ›
A series going way off the mark and steering into an entirely different territory. Skip it… Glass Houses by Louise Penny opens with Armand Gamache, newly appointed Chief Superintendent of the Surete du Quebec, in the witness box to testify… Read More ›
An absolutely brilliant book from the master storyteller… In The New Iberia Blues, Dave Robicheaux and Sean McClain, a new addition to the staff, interview Desmond Cormier, a Louisiana-born, film director at his waterside estate with regard to an ongoing… Read More ›
