Books like Beautiful Mystery B by Louise Penny

Chief Inspector Armand Gamache returns to the remote Manoir Bellechasse for a wedding anniversary celebration, where a grotesque murder among the Finney family forces him and his team to unravel a perplexing mystery set in Quebec.

During Quebec City's Winter Carnival, Chief Inspector Armand Gamache must solve a murder in the Literary and Historical Society, where a historian’s search for Samuel de Champlain’s remains unearths a buried secret that drives someone to kill.

When a stranger dies in a Quebec village, Chief Inspector Armand Gamache confronts secrets hidden in the bistro, antiques shop, and the town's residents—and the town’s hidden history.

Chief Inspector Armand Gamache of the Sûreté du Québec investigates a surprising death in the quiet village of Three Pines, uncovering a sinister truth beneath the seeming hunting accident.

Chief Inspector Gamache pursues a murder that leads him into the hidden world of a cloistered sect in Northern Canada, blending celestial Gregorian chants with a gripping crime investigation.

Retired Quebec detective Armand Gamache reluctantly assists a neighbor’s search for her missing husband, uncovering the disturbing workings of a psychologically damaged mind.

Pagan’s Vows follows pagan, a former fighter turned novice, as he and his noble friend Lord Roland learn humility in the Abbey of Saint Martin, while exposing the corruption lurking within monastic life.

In Quebec's village of Three Pines, Inspector Armand Gamache faces a supernatural séance gone wrong, a baffling death, and accusations from his own police hierarchy, all while trying to protect his team's integrity and clear his name.

In the quiet Quebec village of Three Pines, a jogger discovers a hanging body. Chief Inspector Armand Gamache investigates whether it was suicide or murder, uncovering secrets that reach back into the town’s past.

A mysterious death on a remote island propels Chief Inspector Gamache and his partner, Inspector Beauvoir, to the Quebec monastery.

Detective Armand Gamache faces Quebec’s toughest case yet: a high‑profile disappearance that threatens the reputation of the Sûreté and pulls him into a web of danger and corruption.

An intriguing tale set in medieval Ireland, following a young monk tasked with illuminating a book of the Nativity story.

Melanie was intrigued when a distant relative left her his house, Monkshood, in a village miles from anywhere in the Highlands of Scotland. Common sense told her that, as she was soon going to marry a London solicitor, she would not be able seriously to consider living at Monkshood; nevertheless she very much wanted to see if for herself before deciding what to do next. Then she learned that the ominously named Sean Bothwell looked on it as his property - and it did seem he had moral grounds for doing so. But still Melanie could not commit herself to parting with the place. Did her reluctance to give it up have anything to do with her reactions to Sean? And if so, hadn’t she better forget about him, for – quite apart from her own fiancé – how could she hurt that nice Jennifer Craig, who needed Sean so much? The Physical Object