The long way home

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Bethel Park Public Library	Audio/Visual	CD PENNY Louise
Location	Bethel Park Public Library
Collection	Audio/Visual
Call Number	CD PENNY Louise
CLP - Homewood	Audiovisual Collection	CD Penny
Location	CLP - Homewood
Collection	Audiovisual Collection
Call Number	CD Penny
Community Library of Allegheny Valley - Harrison	Audio Visual	CD BOOK P
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Community Library of Castle Shannon	Audio Books (Cassettes and CD's)	BOOK-ON-DISC Fic Penny (10)
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Monroeville Public Library	Audio	CD PENNY Louise Unabridged
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Collection	Audio
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Moon Township Public Library	Audiovisual	CDB F PENNY Louise
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Collection	Audiovisual
Call Number	CDB F PENNY Louise
Mt. Lebanon Public Library	Audio Books	CD PENNY Louise
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Call Number	CD PENNY Louise
Northern Tier Regional Library	Adult Audiobooks	CD/BK FIC PENNY
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Northland Public Library	Audio Books	FIC PENNY (COMPACT DISC)
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Northland Public Library	Audio Books	FIC PENNY (COMPACT DISC)
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Oakmont Carnegie Library	Audiovisual	CD PE
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Collection	Audiovisual
Call Number	CD PE
Sewickley Public Library	AV - Audiobooks	CD M PEN
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Shaler North Hills Library	Audiovisual	CD PENNY [B-O-CD]
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South Park Library	AV	CD-BK F-M PEN GAM v.10
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Upper St. Clair Township Library	Audiobooks	PENNY Louise
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Call Number	PENNY Louise
Western Allegheny Community Library	Audiovisual	CDBOOK PENNY
Location	Western Allegheny Community Library
Collection	Audiovisual
Call Number	CDBOOK PENNY
Whitehall Public Library	AudioBook Collection	ABOCD Penny
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Call Number	ABOCD Penny

 

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Summary

Published Reviews

Booklist Review: "*Starred Review* Until now, Penny's challenge in her best-selling Armand Gamache series was to imagine new ways to take the chief inspector of the Surete du Quebec from his Montreal home to the vividly evoked village of Three Pines, the author's setting of choice. Now, with Gamache retired to Three Pines, there is a new challenge: coming up with reasons to get her hero out of town. No challenge is too great for Penny, as skillful a plotter as she is a marvelous creator of landscape and character. Still grieving over the carnage that wreaked havoc with those he loves and with Three Pines itself (How the Light Gets In, 2013), Gamache reluctantly agrees to come to the aid of his friend, artist Clara Morrow, who is worried about her husband, fellow artist Peter, who has failed to return to Three Pines after their agreed-upon one-year separation. Gamache and his former assistant, Jean-Guy Beauvoir, follow Peter's trail to Europe and back to Toronto, where he visited his former art teacher, and on to the remote mouth of the St. Lawrence River. In search of artistic inspiration, Peter may have found something very different and much more lethal. As always, Penny dexterously combines suspense with psychological drama, overlaying the whole with an all-powerful sense of landscape as a conduit to meaning. The wilds of the upper St. Lawrence, once called the land God gave to Cain, combine echoes of mysticism with portents of evil, permeating the air with the same violent forces that roil within the characters. Another gem from the endlessly astonishing Penny. HIGH-DEMAND BACKSTORY: Penny appears to have reserved a lifetime seat atop best-seller lists everywhere, and, with the appearance of her latest, she will take her place once again.--Ott, Bill Copyright 2010 Booklist"
From Booklist, Copyright (c) American Library Association. Used with permission.
Publisher's Weekly Review: "Officially retired, former chief of homicide Armand Gamache is at his beloved Quebec village of Three Pines, healing in mind and body after his ordeal in 2013's How the Light Gets In, when a neighbor, celebrated artist Clara Morrow, asks him to find her estranged husband. Peter Morrow, also an artist, had departed Three Pines the previous year, promising to return on a specific day to discuss the status of their marriage. He didn't make it and Clara is concerned. So is Gamache, who, as Penny has it, sees the shadow of murder even on sunny days. Thus begins a long, long journey during which Gamache, his loyal former assistant and now son-in-law, Jean-Guy Beauvoir, Clara, and some of the other delightfully eccentric villagers have an assortment of adventures. Cosham, who has been this series' narrator for a while, has a comforting, avuncular British accent. To this he smoothly blends in a French influence that becomes more apparent in his pronunciation of Canadian names, places, and Quebecois dialogue. Cosham voices Gamache with a wary, almost fearful caution as he approaches the new case, but as the search for the missing painter goes from Toronto to Paris to a desolate spot on the St. Lawrence River, his voice grows stronger as his energy level rises. Jean-Guy, too, sounds more assertive and alive. Cosham's vocal interpretations are mainly subtle-Clara, for example, doesn't sound very different from Gamache's wife, Raine-Marie-but his version of the village's eccentric old poet, Ruth, has a distinctive sharpness not unlike that of the latter day Katharine Hepburn. A Minotaur hardcover. (Sept.) © Copyright PWxyz, LLC. All rights reserved."
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Additional Information

Series	Penny, Louise. Three Pines mystery. Features Armand Gamache, Chief Inspector of the Surete du Quebec in Southern Quebec, Canada #1 - Still life #2 - A Fatal grace #3 - The Cruelest month #4 - A Rule against murder #5 - The Brutal telling #6 - Bury your dead #7 - A Trick of the light #8 - The Beautiful mystery #9 - How the light gets in #10 - The Long way home #11 - The Nature of the beast #12 - A Great reckoning #13 - Glass houses #14 - Kingdom of the blind #15 - A Better man #16 - All the devils are here #17 - The Madness of crowds
Subjects	Artists -- Fiction. Gamache, Armand (Fictitious character) -- Fiction. Police -- Québec (Province) -- Fiction. Missing persons -- Fiction. Mystery fiction. Audiobooks.
Publisher	New York :Macmillan Audio,2014
Edition	Unabridged.
Contributors	Cosham, Ralph, narrator. Macmillan Audio (Firm), publisher.
Participants/Performers	Read by Ralph Cosham.
Language	English
Notes	Unabridged. Compact disc.
Description	10 audio discs (12 hr.) : digital ; 4 3/4 in.
ISBN	9781427244291 1427244294
Other	Classic View