Amelia Choquet, whom we met in A Great Reckoning is back and we find Gamache, Isabelle Lacoste, and Jean-Guy Beauvoir in dramatically effected circumstances due to the final actions in Glass Houses. In classic Gamache tradition Penny is building on the events of the past, in this case leaning heavily on A Great Reckoning and Glass Houses the immediate predecessors of this book. I decided to give American Kingpina read first to gauge my mood and decided that I was in fact ready to revisit Inspector Gamache and company. I was excited to see it, I love Louise Penny’s way of crafting story but unsure how much death and destruction I was in the mood for. My local library system has reopened for pick up in the past couple weeks and Kingdom of the Blind was the first of my holds from way back in March to come in (and why I’m christening this book my No Money square for bingo in celebration of all things library).
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