Glass Houses
Louise Penny. Minotaur, $28.99 (400p) ISBN 978-1-250-06619-0
Bestseller Penny’s taut 13th novel featuring Chief Supt. Armand Gamache of the Sûreté du Québec (after 2016’s A Great Reckoning) opens at a murder trial in a Montreal courtroom. Judge Maureen Corriveau, who’s trying her first homicide case, suspects that something is wrong with Gamache’s testimony and the conduct of the Chief Crown Prosecutor. As for Gamache, who was the arresting officer in the case, he “knew perfectly well who the murderer was. He was just a little afraid that something would go wrong. And a particularly cunning killer would go free.” Flash back to the recent past, when an ominous costumed figure starts to appear regularly on the green of Gamache’s home town of Three Pines. The subsequent discovery by Gamache’s wife of the murder victim in the local church leads to the unearthing of some disturbing, long-buried secrets that affect the entire community. The familiar, sometimes eccentric, denizens of Three Pines and Gamache’s loyal investigative team help propel the plot to an exciting, high-stakes climax. Agent: Teresa Chris, Teresa Chris Literary Agency. (Aug.)
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Reviewed on: 06/26/2017
Genre: Fiction
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