Bury Your Dead: A Chief Inspector Gamache Novel Audiobook

" Another Terrific Louise Penny Novel! I am addicted to the Gamache novels, and so happy to know there are more to read. I have become so attached to all the characters, and keep searching for,real estate listings available in Three Pines! "

" One of the most beautifully constructed books I've ever read. It was like a movie with gorgeous cuts and fades. An Oscar for Editing! "

" Crime novel that keeps you guessing until the end, but what I enjoyed as much as the mystery was learning about the founding of Canada and the tension and distrust between the French and the English still today. "

" How can it be that I haven't read Louise Penny? So many of the elements are home-runs for me - a Quebec City setting, a complicated detective, detailed plot line. Can't wait to read more from this Canadian author. "

" Latest title in this police procedural series set in Quebec is the best yet: characterization, plot and especially atmosphere and setting are superb. "

" The mystery isn't terrific but I loved the Quebec City setting and the historical stuff well enough that it didn't matter. The intruding past - Gamache's not the city's, is eloquent and moving. Am still some irritated by several of the "quaint" villagers. "

" Great chracters. Good story threads nicely tied together at the end. Don't read this for the mystery, but rather for the setting, history and characters. "

" Another great addition to the Three Pines series by Penny. Ties up some loose ends from the previous book, a good resolution. "

" My favourite Louise Penny yet. A brilliant intertwining of three stories. "

" Great book! Best mystery I have read in a long time. I loved how the three plots wove together. It was interesting to read about Quebec City. I want to visit there some day. "

" I laughed and I cried and I read every word because it was so riveting. I want to visit Old Quebec City and see everything that was described. The characters that Ms. Penny has created seem so real that I feel as if I find Three Pines or visit the Suerete they will be there. "

" Recommended this for our book club and just finished it and loved it! Thanks to Sarah's recommendation! "

" You can read my thoughts here. (3.5/5) "

" I love Inspector Gamache and found this riveting. The locale and library involved in the story only helped. Beautifully read. "

" This was the 6th book in a series. I had never heard of it before. However I loved this mystery mixed with history! I saw some of it coming but there were several twists i did not expect I look forward to reading more from Louise Penny and more about the history of Quebec. "

" The best of the Armand Gamache books yet, by far, though it's odd how much of it relies on how not great The Brutal Telling was. "

" I enjoyed this book, as much for the historical mystery as for the one set in current times. Great read. "

" Good book. Good writing. I'll look for more Louise Penny :-) "

" This amazing story line keeps three murder cases on the go while taking the reader on a magical history tour of Quebec. "

" Very good book, I enjoyed reading it alot because there weren't alot of big words, it was like the story was being told in my living room when I was present, very good story line, I would recommend this to anyone who likes to read a mystery, suspense and just great books. I give it a thumbs up. "

" What an amazing story - continually weaving 3 tales together - past and present, from both Inspector Gamache and John-Guy Bovoir. Had me in tears at times, listening intently to the Quebec history, and smiling at the familiar Three Pines characters. Very powerful story. "

" Loved the characters in this book and can't wait to read some of the others in this series. There is a lot of information about the culture of Quebec that was new to me and the combination of historical fiction and mystery was just right. "

" A very well-crafted mystery. One of the few times I've started a book and was not tempted to look ahead to see "whodunnit". A little slow to start but definitely worth the journey. I 'm looking forward to reading more by this author. "

" Excellent book by an excellent author. The flashbacks were set up very nicely throughout the book, and reliving the shootout and the pain Gamache was going through nearly brought tears to my eyes. Again the characters are well written, and the misdirection set up superbly. "

" This could have been a good story but it was like wading through treacle! I wonder why i wasted so many hours of my life on it! Never again.... so many better-written books out there. "

" Of the series, this was the most complex layered book to date. The two simultaneous plots, along with the gradual teasing out of a recent tragedy made for a wonderful read. "

" Loved the way it linked three stories together. As ever a beautiful rendition of the inspector. "

" Louise Penny has done it again. Excellent. "

" Probably would have been better if I'd read the preceding books first, but even on its own, it was a bit oddly constructed. Vague in some parts and obsessive in others and other oddnesses. Exceedingly Canadian, though. "

" I always enjoy her books! She tells a good tale and I like her descriptiveness. "

" Boring, lots of explaining, no action. I loved the previous one I read but this one was awful "

" Even though I've enjoyed every book in this series, I found this one to be the best. The emotional ride was fantastic. "

" Recommended this for our book club and just finished it and loved it! Thanks to Sarah's recommendation! "