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“I was intrigued by the way Upson blends fact and fiction in this novel. Josephine Tey was elusive, and little is known about her private life, but this reimagining builds a complex and likeable protagonist. Margery Allingham, another Golden Age crime writer, also makes an appearance. It’s an evocative read with regards to place and time, which calibrates very well mistrust and suspicion in a small community.” Read more...
The Best Amateur Detective Novels
Jess Kidd, Novelist
