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Book review: ‘A World of Curiosities’ by Louise Penny
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Book review: ‘A World of Curiosities’ by Louise Penny
By Dennis Fischman Back in 2005, when Louise Penny published her first mystery featuring Inspector Gamache and the village of Three Pines, Still Life, an artist and a painting were central to the story. So, it’s amusing that in the eighteenth book of the series a different artist and a different painting are the focus. Very different, and in a sinister way. In Three Pines, a letter written by a long-dead stonemason is discovered. In it, the man …
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