A Trick of the Light (Chief Inspector Armand Gamache, #7)

by Louise Penny

“I’m fine,” said Clara. “Fucked up, insecure, neurotic and egotistical?” asked Gabri. “Exactly.”

Watching Reine-Marie as they sat on the balcony, Gamache was once again struck by the certainty he’d married above himself. Not socially. Not academically. But he could never shake the suspicion he had gotten very, very lucky.

Armand Gamache knew he’d had a great deal of luck in his life, but none more than having loved the same woman for thirty-five

five years. Unless it was the extraordinary stroke of luck that she ...

Armand Gamache knew no good ever came from putting up

walls. What people mistook for safety was in fact captivity. And few things thrived in captivity.