“Agatha Christie”, “Groundhog Day”, “Quantum Leap”. Say no more, I’m completely sold.
“Agatha Christie”, “Groundhog Day”, and “Quantam Leap”. I never thought I’d see the day when those three completely amazing things came together. Not that I’ve been waiting for it or anything (ok, yes. I have been waiting for it.)
Agatha Christie is incomparable in my estimation, remaining one of my favorite mystery writers of all time. But that doesn’t mean I don’t actively seek any and all books and writers that are compared to her vast works, because of course I do. And more often than not, I happily devour them. And again, more often than not, while they won’t be as esteemed in my eyes, many of them are worthy of the comparison. And many of them are just as great (sometimes better!) than what they’ve been compared to.
7 1/2 Deaths of Evelyn Hardcastle, from the onset, looks like one of those rarities that is worthy of the Christie comparison. Such an intriguing storyline with so many fantastic elements happening from page one, this is definitely a book I’m excited for.
Agatha Christie is incomparable in my estimation, remaining one of my favorite mystery writers of all time. But that doesn’t mean I don’t actively seek any and all books and writers that are compared to her vast works, because of course I do. And more often than not, I happily devour them. And again, more often than not, while they won’t be as esteemed in my eyes, many of them are worthy of the comparison. And many of them are just as great (sometimes better!) than what they’ve been compared to.
7 1/2 Deaths of Evelyn Hardcastle, from the onset, looks like one of those rarities that is worthy of the Christie comparison. Such an intriguing storyline with so many fantastic elements happening from page one, this is definitely a book I’m excited for.