Mystery | Still Life: A Three Pines

In her debut novel, Louise Penny introduces us to a place that "can only be found by people who are lost". centers on the suspicious death of Jane Neal, a 76-year-old retired teacher and amateur folk artist whose long-awaited first painting acceptance might have been her death warrant. Why it stands out: Still Life, Part 1 | Chief Inspector Gamache Series

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