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- Chief_Inspector_Armand_Gamache abstract "Chief Inspector Armand Gamache is a series of mystery novels written by Canadian author Louise Penny. The series is set around the life of Chief Inspector Armand Gamache of Sûreté du Québec, the provincial police force for Quebec. Books in the series have been nominated and received numerous awards.The first book in the series, Still Life, was released in 2006 and won the New Blood Dagger award, Arthur Ellis Award, the Dilys Award, 2007 Anthony Award, and the Barry Award. All subsequent novels in the series have won major crime-writing awards in three countries. Many have also made the New York Times Best-Seller List, debuting as high as #1.".
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- Chief_Inspector_Armand_Gamache wikiPageWikiLink A_Fatal_Grace.
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- Chief_Inspector_Armand_Gamache wikiPageWikiLink Mystery_fiction.
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- Chief_Inspector_Armand_Gamache wikiPageWikiLinkText "Chief Inspector Armand Gamache series".
- Chief_Inspector_Armand_Gamache wikiPageWikiLinkText "Chief Inspector Armand Gamache".
- Chief_Inspector_Armand_Gamache altTitle ", Canadian title".
- Chief_Inspector_Armand_Gamache author Louise_Penny.
- Chief_Inspector_Armand_Gamache author St._Martins_Press.
- Chief_Inspector_Armand_Gamache author "Minotaur Books".
- Chief_Inspector_Armand_Gamache bookNumber "1".
- Chief_Inspector_Armand_Gamache bookNumber "10".
- Chief_Inspector_Armand_Gamache bookNumber "11".
- Chief_Inspector_Armand_Gamache bookNumber "2".
- Chief_Inspector_Armand_Gamache bookNumber "3".
- Chief_Inspector_Armand_Gamache bookNumber "4".
- Chief_Inspector_Armand_Gamache bookNumber "5".
- Chief_Inspector_Armand_Gamache bookNumber "6".
- Chief_Inspector_Armand_Gamache bookNumber "7".
- Chief_Inspector_Armand_Gamache bookNumber "8".
- Chief_Inspector_Armand_Gamache bookNumber "9".
- Chief_Inspector_Armand_Gamache genre Mystery_fiction.
- Chief_Inspector_Armand_Gamache imageCaption "Cover art for Still Life, the first book in the Chief Inspector Armand Gamache book series.".
- Chief_Inspector_Armand_Gamache isbn "978".
- Chief_Inspector_Armand_Gamache language "English".
- Chief_Inspector_Armand_Gamache lineColor "novel".
- Chief_Inspector_Armand_Gamache mediaType "Print , Audiobook".
- Chief_Inspector_Armand_Gamache name "Chief Inspector Armand Gamache".
- Chief_Inspector_Armand_Gamache numberOfBooks "11".
- Chief_Inspector_Armand_Gamache pubDate "2005".
- Chief_Inspector_Armand_Gamache publishDate "2005".
- Chief_Inspector_Armand_Gamache publishDate "2007".
- Chief_Inspector_Armand_Gamache publishDate "2008".
- Chief_Inspector_Armand_Gamache publishDate "2009".
- Chief_Inspector_Armand_Gamache publishDate "2010".
- Chief_Inspector_Armand_Gamache publishDate "2011".
- Chief_Inspector_Armand_Gamache publishDate "2012".
- Chief_Inspector_Armand_Gamache publishDate "2013".
- Chief_Inspector_Armand_Gamache publishDate "2014".
- Chief_Inspector_Armand_Gamache publishDate "2015".
- Chief_Inspector_Armand_Gamache publisher St._Martins_Press.
- Chief_Inspector_Armand_Gamache shortSummary "Gamache comes to Three Pines looking for a safe haven. He is isolated by his corrupt supervisor and winds up luring two of his friends to Three Pines after their safety becomes an issue in an undercover operation. The book was nominated for an Edgar Award and an Agatha Award, as well as debuting at #1 on the New York Times Best-Seller List.".
- Chief_Inspector_Armand_Gamache shortSummary "Gamache finds himself investigating the murder of Lillian Dyson, an artist who is found dead. her childhood friend Clara Morrow is the main suspect, an artist herself who spent most of her life in the shadows of her husband. The book was nominated for a Macavity Award, Anthony Award, and the Agatha Award. It also reached #4 on the New York Times Bestseller List.".
- Chief_Inspector_Armand_Gamache shortSummary "Gamache has retired and settled to live in Three Pines. He is drawn out of retirement by the death of Laruent Lepage, a nine-year-old boy known best in the town for crying wolf. His most recent claim was finding a gun with a winged monster on it in the woods. Gamache is allowed to work on the case, even though he is no longer officially a detective. It also reached #3 on the New York Times Bestseller List.".
- Chief_Inspector_Armand_Gamache shortSummary "Gamache has retired from the force amid corruption within the department. He is summoned by Clara Morrow, one of the main characters in the book A Trick of the Light, whose husband has gone missing. The book reached #1 on the New York Times Bestseller List.".
- Chief_Inspector_Armand_Gamache shortSummary "Gamache is in Quebec City to enjoy the winter carnival. He is on leave after being involved in a shootout with a terrorist gang. While there, the body of an amateur archaeologist draws Gamache into investigating his death. He also revisits the murder he solved in The Brutal Telling, the previous novel in the series. The book won the 2010 Agatha Award, the 2011 Anthony Award, the 2011 Macavity Award, the 2011 Arthur Ellis Award, and the 2011 Nero Award. It was also a bestseller on the New York Times, London Times, and USA Today to name a few.".
- Chief_Inspector_Armand_Gamache shortSummary "Gamache is visiting Manoir Bellechasse to celebrate Canada Day. After solving his previous murders in the Spring, Fall, and Winter, he must now face the hot Summer while on vacation. As soon as Gamache settles into his hotel, a murder takes place when a statue falls on its victim. Despite the bloody body, the statue has no blemish, leaving Gamache to investigate it as a homicide. Nominated for an Arthur Ellis Award as Best Novel for 2009. The book was also the first in the series to make the New York Times Bestseller List.".
- Chief_Inspector_Armand_Gamache shortSummary "Inspector Gamache investigates after CC de Poitiers, a sadistic socialite, is fatally electrocuted at a Christmas curling competition in the small Québécois town of Three Pines. CC, who had a “spiritual guidance” business based on eliminating emotion, was hated by seemingly everyone, including her husband, lover, and daughter. The crime links to a vagrant’s recent murder as well as to the pasts of several other villagers.".
- Chief_Inspector_Armand_Gamache shortSummary "The Beautiful Mystery has Gamache investigating the death of a monk. The monk is a member of what was believed to be an extinct order. Gamache and his partner must travel by airplane and boat into the remote forests of northern Quebec to investigate the mystery. The book won the 2013 Macavity Award for Best Mystery and the 2013 Anthony Award. The book also reached #2 on the New York Times Bestseller List.".
- Chief_Inspector_Armand_Gamache shortSummary "The Brutal Telling takes place in Three Pines with a body being discovered on the floor of the local bistro. No one in the town claims to know the victim who was bludgeoned to death. Gamache discovers the victim lived deep in the woods and suspects one of the locals as the suspect. The book was the winner of the 2009 Agatha Award and the 2010 Anthony Award, as well as reaching the New York Times Best-Seller List.".
- Chief_Inspector_Armand_Gamache shortSummary "The Still Life is the debut novel in the series and introduces the character Chief Inspector Armad Gamache. The story takes place in the town of Three Pines and one of the beloved residents, Miss Jane Neal, was shot in the heart with an arrow. Neal is an archery enthusiast and retired school teacher and Gamache must investigate to solve the murder. The novel was the winner of several awards, including the New Blood Dagger award, Arthur Ellis Award, the Dilys Award, 2007 Anthony Award, and the Barry Award.".
- Chief_Inspector_Armand_Gamache shortSummary "The novel, set in the small Canadian town of Three Pines, takes place around the Easter season. A group of friends visits a haunted house, hoping to rid it of the evil spirits that have haunted it, and the village, for decades. One of them ends up dead, apparently of fright. Chief Inspector Armand Gamache and his team from the Sûreté du Québec investigate the old house and the villagers of Three Pines.".
- Chief_Inspector_Armand_Gamache title "A Fatal Grace".
- Chief_Inspector_Armand_Gamache title "A Rule Against Murder".
- Chief_Inspector_Armand_Gamache title "A Trick of the Light".
- Chief_Inspector_Armand_Gamache title "Bury Your Dead".
- Chief_Inspector_Armand_Gamache title "How the Light Gets In".
- Chief_Inspector_Armand_Gamache title "Still Life".
- Chief_Inspector_Armand_Gamache title "The Beautiful Mystery".
- Chief_Inspector_Armand_Gamache title "The Brutal Telling".
- Chief_Inspector_Armand_Gamache title "The Cruelest Month".
- Chief_Inspector_Armand_Gamache title "The Long Way Home".
- Chief_Inspector_Armand_Gamache title "The Nature of the Beast".
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- Chief_Inspector_Armand_Gamache comment "Chief Inspector Armand Gamache is a series of mystery novels written by Canadian author Louise Penny. The series is set around the life of Chief Inspector Armand Gamache of Sûreté du Québec, the provincial police force for Quebec. Books in the series have been nominated and received numerous awards.The first book in the series, Still Life, was released in 2006 and won the New Blood Dagger award, Arthur Ellis Award, the Dilys Award, 2007 Anthony Award, and the Barry Award.".
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