Paromjit’s review of The Grey Wolf (Chief Inspector Armand Gamache, #19) > Likes and Comments
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Great review, as always, of one of my favourite authors. I was proactive and I am No. 3 on hold of 5 copies when it is released.
I need to start this series. How long have I been saying that? Brilliant review! 💙
Lisa, you must! It’s my all time favorite series (expect the Betsy-Tacy books from childhood.). I think you will love it. I will warn you that the first book is one of the weakest in the whole series so please stick with it!
Excellent review, Paromjit. An absolute favorite series and I can't wait to get to this one.
I have this on preorder, and can't wait to reunite with old friends in Three Pines!
Sounds a bit more ominous than I’d like but always love her books. Great review
Thank you for this review! I loved her earlier books but now they’ve gotten way too dark for me. “Bleak” is a good word for it. Thanks for the warning!
Well said !
This is a dark, bleak, and intense read that focuses on pressing global issues, providing a social and political commentary, where the answers lie in the strength of community, belonging, acceptance of each other, love, friendship, and endeavouring to do better and progress.
Yours is one of the very first reviews I look for.
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Great review, as always, of one of my favourite authors. I was proactive and I am No. 3 on hold of 5 copies when it is released.
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I need to start this series. How long have I been saying that? Brilliant review! 💙
Lisa, you must! It’s my all time favorite series (expect the Betsy-Tacy books from childhood.). I think you will love it. I will warn you that the first book is one of the weakest in the whole series so please stick with it!
Excellent review, Paromjit. An absolute favorite series and I can't wait to get to this one.
I have this on preorder, and can't wait to reunite with old friends in Three Pines!
Sounds a bit more ominous than I’d like but always love her books. Great review
Thank you for this review! I loved her earlier books but now they’ve gotten way too dark for me. “Bleak” is a good word for it. Thanks for the warning!
Well said !This is a dark, bleak, and intense read that focuses on pressing global issues, providing a social and political commentary, where the answers lie in the strength of community, belonging, acceptance of each other, love, friendship, and endeavouring to do better and progress.
Yours is one of the very first reviews I look for.
