A Great Reckoning: 12 (Thorndike Press Large Print Mystery) - Hardcover

Penny, Louise

Hardcover

ISBN 10: 1410489396 ISBN 13: 9781410489395

Verlag: THORNDIKE PR, 2016

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The superbly gifted Louise Penny is on my secret shortlist of must-read authors, and A TRICK OF THE LIGHT proves why. Artist Clara Morrow is about to have a prestigious show of her paintings when her childhood friend is found murdered, and the finger of suspicion points to Clara. Chief Inspector Gamache is called to investigate, and using his trademark powers of deduction and his intuitive knack for the right question at the right time, he exposes the darkness that underlies the bright stars of Montreal's art world, where competition between friends, and even between husband and wife, can turn lethal. Ultimately, of course, it's Louise Penny who steals the show, and A TRICK OF THE LIGHT will not only keep you engrossed from start to finish, it will teach you something new about love, truth, and the human heart. "Lisa Scottoline""

Penny sustains her high-wire act, creating characters of remarkable depth in an exhilarating whodunit. "People"
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Louise Penny is unsurpassed at building a sense of heart-stopping urgency." "The Charlotte Observer"
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Penny, who raises the bar with each entry in this superb series, has always mixed murder and corruption with issues of morality...[S]he does so with her accustomed talent for a gripping plot, rich characterizations, arresting prose and thought-provoking questions of mercy, malice and the contradictions of the human race." "Richmond-Times Dispatch"
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"This series dominates best-seller lists and award lists for a reason. Penny tells powerful stories of damage and healing in the human heart, leavened with affection, humor and thank goodness redemption." Salem Macknee, "Charlotte Observer"
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Penny writes with grace and intelligence about complex people struggling with complex emotions. But her great gift is her uncanny ability to describe what might seem indescribable the play of light, the sound of celestial music, a quiet sense of peace. "New York Times Book Review""

"This complex novel deals with universal themes of compassion, weakness in the face of temptation, forgiveness, and the danger of falling into despair and cynicism over apparently insurmountable evils."
- "Publishers Weekly "(starred and boxed)

"A compelling mystery and a rich human drama in which no character is either entirely good or evil, and each is capable of inspiring empathy."
- "Booklist" (starred)

"A chilling story that's also filled with hope a beloved Penny trademark.
- "Kirkus "(starred)

Penny sustains her high-wire act, creating characters of remarkable depth in an exhilarating whodunit. "People"
""
Louise Penny is unsurpassed at building a sense of heart-stopping urgency." "The Charlotte Observer"
""
Penny, who raises the bar with each entry in this superb series, has always mixed murder and corruption with issues of morality...[S]he does so with her accustomed talent for a gripping plot, rich characterizations, arresting prose and thought-provoking questions of mercy, malice and the contradictions of the human race." "Richmond-Times Dispatch"
""
"This series dominates best-seller lists and award lists for a reason. Penny tells powerful stories of damage and healing in the human heart, leavened with affection, humor and thank goodness redemption." Salem Macknee, "Charlotte Observer"
""
Penny writes with grace and intelligence about complex people struggling with complex emotions. But her great gift is her uncanny ability to describe what might seem indescribable the play of light, the sound of celestial music, a quiet sense of peace. "New York Times Book Review""

Reseña del editor:

Receiving a mysterious old map that has been found stuffed in the walls of a bistro, former Quebec homicide investigator Armand Gamache follows clues to the site of a dead Sãuretâe academy professor and an unlikely cadet with whom he is implicated in a murder case.

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• Verlag: THORNDIKE PR
• Erscheinungsdatum: 2016
• ISBN 10: 1410489396
• ISBN 13: 9781410489395
• Einband: Tapa dura
• Anzahl der Seiten: 645