Bury Your Dead: A Chief Inspector Gamache Novel

I'm repeating what I've read in other reviews - when you read one of Louise Penny's novels, you are not only transported to another place, you feel like you intimately know the characters themselves. What I especially appreciate about this particular book is how she deftly weaves together several different cases into one story, with all the intelligence and pathos that I've come to appreciate in her writing.

Penny continues to top herself with each book. This one is so wonderfully complex and heartfelt, and you will be captivated from the start. Her books are pure magic.

I had a hard time with everything going on at once. As soon as I got the hang of it, enjoyed the book very much. Looked forward to each section and learned about Quebec in turn. Thank you.

When I not too long ago read the first Gamache mystery I knew I had to continue the series. This #6 gave me all I was expecting with Louise Penny’s sharp insights and wisdoms, but this one moved me more than before, and brought tears a couple of times. These people are so fleshed out and have taken up room in my heart that I become invested in their journeys. On to #7!

I've become obsessed with this series. Very few authors can make their characters this real, this human. In the first few books, you meet the characters. And, as odd as it sounds, you feel that you have met them. I have read literally thousands of novels and this is not as common as you might think!This book, though, it's so amazing that I'm not even sure how to review it. Gripping? Well, yes. Great storyline? Obviously. But I cannot seem to find the words to adequately convey what I'm feeling. Read the series and them when you get to this one, see what happens to these new friends. It's a fantastic journey! So happy that there are many more in the series!