Of all of the seasons in Three Pines, winter provides no shortage of suspense.
What’s your favorite season in Three Pines?
A Return to Three Pines: A Fatal Grace
Of all of the seasons in Three Pines, winter provides no shortage of suspense.
What’s your favorite season in Three Pines?
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28 replies on “A Return to Three Pines: A Fatal Grace”
Winter, of course. I love winter – it’s my favourite season. When I read the Gamache novels, I move right inside that little community of such special people – I stand outside in the centre of that little circle, looking around and seeing the lights in everyone’s home, and I soon see myself in the bistro, enjoying the laughter and comeraderie – and the food and beverages. It gives one such a real sense of belonging. Thank you, Louise!
I have the same sentiments!
Truth. Having attended college in northern NY, hitchhiked to Quebec City, and honeymooned in Montreal, every one of my visits to Three Pines is real. I pace my reading for times when comfort needs to be the cure. Inspector Gamache’s kindness and integrity, Three Pines’ merry band of residents, hospitality in their homes and in the bistro: all ease me through the crime to be solved. The unexpected twists and story turns heighten my senses, particularly for the smells of delicious food, wood fires, and friendship. . .I love it, too, whatever the season. Thank you! Keep writing!
I love winter in Three Pines. I want to be in Bistro next to the fireplace drinking hot chocolate. The folks in Three Pines know how to do winter!
Love your three pines …all of them….I’ve lent out most of my copies, some I haven’t even read and am starting to wonder if I’ll ever see them again…need to keep a list, darn it…love this new feature
Late fall as winter approaches. Spring seems too hopeful for murder. Lol
Winter in Three Pines. From the top of the hill, I see light-filled windows and smoke rising from chimneys and I know everyone is cozy inside. From inside the houses and Bistro, I see the storm outside and know that I am safe inside with my friends in Three Pines.
I love envisioning sitting by the fireplace with hot chocolate, the snow falling, the kids playing in it. But I love every season in Three Pines.