Glass Houses
Glass Houses
Fiction | Novel | Adult | Published in 2017
Book Brief
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Novel • Fiction
Three Pines, Quebec • 2010s
2017
Adult
18+ years
Super Short Summary
Glass Houses by Louise Penny explores a mysterious murder in the Quebec village of Three Pines. Chief Inspector Armand Gamache navigates a complex investigation involving a mysterious figure and hidden secrets. The story interweaves themes of justice, conscience, and moral dilemmas, as individuals confront their pasts and face the consequences of their actions.
Mysterious
Suspenseful
Dark
Emotional
Contemplative
Reviews & Readership
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Review Roundup
Glass Houses by Louise Penny is lauded for its intricate plot and vivid portrayal of the fictional village of Three Pines. Readers appreciate the suspenseful storytelling and the depth of its characters, especially Inspector Gamache. Criticisms include a slow start and complex legal jargon that may confuse some. Overall, it's a compelling mix of mystery and introspection.
Who Should Read Glass Houses?
An ideal reader for Louise Penny's Glass Houses enjoys intricate mysteries with rich character development, akin to fans of Agatha Christie's The Murder of Roger Ackroyd. They appreciate settings imbued with a strong sense of place and moral complexity, similar to Donna Tartt’s The Secret History.
104,099 ratings
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Mixed feelings
Not a fan
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Novel • Fiction
Three Pines, Quebec • 2010s
2017
Adult
18+ years
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