Shelley's review
Strong Poison
by Dorothy L. Sayers
Shelley's review
Strong Poison by Dorothy L. Sayers
Shelley's review
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mystery
Instantaneous love for both Peter and Harriet. Absolutely loved them, the plot, the mystery, the atmosphere. There were a few moments where I was completely surprised that this was published in 1930, because it seemed so modern. Also, Connie Willis made a very deep homage to this book throughout To Say Nothing of the Dog, which I had not realized. I figured, with the mentions, that I was missing allusions, but the seance, especially, was much closer than I'd have thought.
Can't wait to track down the next one!
(The first book with Harriet.)
Can't wait to track down the next one!
(The first book with Harriet.)
