A Fatal Grace by Louise PennyMy rating: 5 of 5 stars
These books are so good. They are so calming and lovely in the setting (Three Pines), and yet extremely brutal (the crimes) and realistic. Also the underlying menace of the political maneuvering at the Sûreté is a startling contrast to the people in Three Pines too. People are complicated, and Gamache is a nice combination of super-smart and intentionally obtuse. This one is about a sad little family in which the mother is murdered--with great justification--and there are simply too many people who wanted her to die.
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