Hm. I know not what to think about Ngaio Marsh. According to SOME PEOPLE (aka the people who write blurbs for the back of Ngaio Marsh's books), Agatha Christie should be compared to her, rather than vice versa but that's a bit of a stretch. Because I love Agatha Christie, I've been desperately searc...
Interesting but not quite compelling. The issue of class rears its head in this book and (like many other occasions in Marsh) although her characters repeatedly talk about reverse snobbism and pretend that class doesn't matter, there is a distinct sense of Top Drawer about some characters, and a di...
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