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• One of the best books in this series ！

  Yes, goodness exists. Thank you for a beautiful story again. I am looking forward to the next book!

• Terrific story, great narration

  The narration is superb. The story is up there with Penny/'s best. Just a great listen all round.

• Exciting conclusion, dryish characters

  Like many mysteries, the conclusion was very exciting, and the detective being able to work out the complex web of clues made him look like a godlike genius. If you like heartwarming father-son, family and male colleague drama, this is full of it. Though, the characters lacked unique, memorable personalities. It was hard to tell who was talking without the author saying so. The majority of the book was also a bit of a crawl. More exciting twists midway might be nice.

• Having read them (the negative reviews), I want to rebut them. This book is set in Paris, rather than Three Pines in Quebec. The main players are there too, of course. The story was intriguing and the characters true to form. All this has been said by others. For my part, I thought this complete change of venue for her story was brave on the author’s part, educational for some readers, and an overall interesting change of scene for all readers. I commend Louise Penny for working outside her comfort zone and bringing us this fascinating story. The best books always teach us something, as they tell the story... This book qualifies as a “best book”!

• Wonderful story which took me to the streets of parish and yet again into the characters arms . I love Louise Penny writing style which allows you to incest so deeply into her characters. Couldn’t put the book down say no more!

• Louise Penny’s Inspector Gamache series is my cup of tea! Paris is the setting for All the Devils Are Here and brought back delicious and delightful memories for me. I love when her plot twists trip me up. Her books are so inviting, readable and often ingenious!

• Terrible. Poorly written and lacking a realistic story line

• Another great novel in this fabulous series. This time, Gamache and his family are in Paris, on holiday, awaiting the birth of Annie's and Jean Guy's second child. But everything changes when Armand's godfather gets almost killed in a hit-and-run. Quickly it becomes clear that this was no mere accident, and within hours everything spins out of control and it is difficult to tell friend from foe. It is Louise Penny's special genius to combine excellent, plausible plots with great, three-dimensional characters. I have not yet met any author who allows their protagonists so much space for development, and who is so realistic about the depths and shadows and flaws in human nature. And who is yet so firmly on the side of truth and love and life and grace and happiness. I look forward to the next Gamache-novel.

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