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A review by adamgolden
Still Life by Louise Penny
3.0
(3/5★)
I was looking for a new Crime/Mystery series to read, and after a little bit of poking around I stumbled upon Still Life. While a bit more slow-paced than other books I've read in this genre, I really enjoyed the gradual build up and the "comfy" setting of the small, seclusive village of Three Pines. From what I've read so far, it seems that Penny has a knack for creating complex characters with depth and personality, chief inspector Armand Gamache being no exception. I look forward to learning more about him and his past in the rest of the series.
I was looking for a new Crime/Mystery series to read, and after a little bit of poking around I stumbled upon Still Life. While a bit more slow-paced than other books I've read in this genre, I really enjoyed the gradual build up and the "comfy" setting of the small, seclusive village of Three Pines. From what I've read so far, it seems that Penny has a knack for creating complex characters with depth and personality, chief inspector Armand Gamache being no exception. I look forward to learning more about him and his past in the rest of the series.