A Great Reckoning: A Novel Free Audiobook Download by Louise Penny

A Great Reckoning is a crime novel written by Canadian author Louise Penny. Set in the small town of Three Pines, Quebec, it concerns the investigation of murders of old women found dead near their knitting patterns by a nearby stream. This novel is the first in a long-running series.

'A Great Reckoning: A Novel' is a novel by Louise Penny. It was released on January 21, 2019 and is narrated by [Robert Bathurst]. The story follows Chief Inspector Gamache as he investigates the murder of an elderly Holocaust survivor. This investigation leads Gamache to uncover a hidden treasure trove of Nazi-looted art, before the treasure hunters target him for elimination.

How could a murderer be saved?

It's no secret that Chief Inspector Armand Gamache of the Sûreté du Québec has difficulty sleeping at night. He's haunted by people on his conscience, victims who are unable to speak for themselves. And now he is about to face a new challenge; one so difficult it threatens to break him.
This time around, he does not have enough evidence to arrest someone for murder. Instead, he has only an old map and a letter written in an unknown hand. But when he discovers the body of another victim, everything changes.
The mystery deepens as Gamache uncovers secrets that may have

Author Louise Penny's latest book is about a terrible fire in the middle of winter that sets in motion an investigation that exposes dark secrets and changes some of the habits of this small town.

Bram is back, and he's just as maddeningly intelligent and irritating to watch as ever. We learn in this chapter that he has been teaching himself the difference between true happiness and material success. This leads him to spend more time with his son and less time at work, which causes his boss to fire him.

Louise Penny is an award-winning Canadian author of crime fiction. Her books are set in the village of Three Pines, Quebec, which she calls "a family story about love and loss." This audiobook is narrated by Robert Bathurst who has narrated many other audiobooks including The Book Thief narrated by Kate Winslet which won a Tony Award for Best Play in 2012.