Tag: The Queens of Crime

• Book Review: The Christie Affair by Nina de Gramont

  In a familiar refrain—if you have been reading my book reviews—once again, I am not sure how I feel about this book. Did I hate it? No. Did I love it? No. Yet, somehow, I’ve given it FIVE STARS. I’ll get to the why a bit later. The Christie Affair (St. Martin’s Press, 2022) by…

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  March 5, 2025

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  Agatha Christie, book-review, books, British, England, fiction, Goodreads, literature, Marie Benedict, mystery, Nina de Gramont, novel, reading, Sherlock Holmes, Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, St. Martin’s Press, The Christie Affair, The Queens of Crime, writer, writing

• Book Review: The Queens of Crime by Marie Benedict

  Those of you who know me, I mean really know me, know how much I love to read! Growing up, I would read just about anything; of course, the back of the cereal box, but also, the back of the shampoo bottle in the bathroom. But, my favorite all time thing to read is a…

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  February 17, 2025

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  Agatha Christie, Baroness Emma Orczy, book-review, books, British, cozy mystery, Dorothy Sayers, England, fiction, Golden Age of Detective Fiction, literature, London, Margery Allingham, Marie Benedict, NetGalley, Ngaio Marsh, novel, Queens of Crime, reading, St. Martin’s Press, The Queens of Crime, writer, writing