Her entry begins:I tend to have several books on the go at the same time and read a pretty even split of ebooks and physical books.About Kith and Kin, from the publisher:
Lately, I’ve been revisiting Agatha Christie – following a conversation with a friend who was complaining, after watching a TV adaptation, that ‘the book wasn’t like that!’ I’ve just read Ordeal by Innocence and Witness for the Prosecution. I came to Christie quite late. As a teenager I loved Dorothy L Sayers and Cornell Woolrich in particular but Christie was more familiar through television and film. I’ve come to appreciate the subtle and often rathercold way that she layers plot, casting a particularly merciless eye on her characters and their...[read on]
1928. When two bodies are found washed up in the Kentish marshes, DCI Henry Johnstone and DS Mickey Hitchens recognize one of them as being a known associate of one of the East End's most notorious gangsters. But what were the victims doing in this remote and desolate spot? Is it a set-up? A revenge attack? Or something even more sinister?Visit Jane A. Adams's website.
The Page 69 Test: Kith and Kin.
My Book, The Movie: Kith and Kin.
Writers Read: Jane A. Adams.
--Marshal Zeringue
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