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Nine-year-old Laurent Lepage often cries wolf with tales of alien invasions, walking trees, winged beasts, and dinosaurs in Three Pines. When the boy disappears, villagers confront the possibility that his stories might be true. A search uncovers secrets leading to murder, past crimes, and old betrayals, closing in on poet Ruth Zardo. Armand Gamache must grapple with whether disbelief contributed to the unfolding events.
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Mystery intertwined with village secrets and childhood tales.
Who is this book for?
If you enjoy stories set in a small village with layered mysteries, The Nature Of The Beast is a captivating read. It blends the innocence of childhood imagination with the dark truths lurking beneath the surface, keeping you guessing until the very end. Fans of deeply character-driven plot twists will find this book quite compelling.
