Sleuth of Baker Street, 907 Millwood Rd. at Sutherland Ave., has news of two prominent Canadian authors. Montrealer Louise Penny has provided Sleuth with signed copies of her latest Chief Inspector Gamache novel, suitable for gift-giving. The novel is titled How the Light Gets In (Minotaur, $29.99). We’re told the signed stock is limited, so you should order soon. Peter Robinson will visit the shop on Thursday, October 3 from 6:30 to 8 p.m. He will report on the latest Inspector Banks novel, Children of the Revolution (McClelland and Stewart, $29.95). Everyone is of course invited to come meet the congenial Dr. Robinson. He has been the subject of a previous post here. If you can’t make it, Sleuth suggests you can still get a signed copy by calling in an order soonest at (416) 483-3111Louise Penny, Peter Robinson novels at Sleuth
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Sleuth of Baker Street, 907 Millwood Rd. at Sutherland Ave., has news of two prominent Canadian authors. Montrealer Louise Penny has provided Sleuth with signed copies of her latest Chief Inspector Gamache novel, suitable for gift-giving. The novel is titled How the Light Gets In (Minotaur, $29.99). We’re told the signed stock is limited, so you should order soon. Peter Robinson will visit the shop on Thursday, October 3 from 6:30 to 8 p.m. He will report on the latest Inspector Banks novel, Children of the Revolution (McClelland and Stewart, $29.95). Everyone is of course invited to come meet the congenial Dr. Robinson. He has been the subject of a previous post here. If you can’t make it, Sleuth suggests you can still get a signed copy by calling in an order soonest at (416) 483-3111