Two worlds collide, and so begins the story of the magpie murders, a murder mystery, within another murder mystery.
Not many writers understand whodunnits like Anthony Horovitz, just look at some of his work. He's penned something very enjoyable here.
It's not heavy, this is along the same lines as Father Brown and The Mallorca files, it's Sunday teatime viewing.
I've scored it quite highly because of the originality, I'm intrigued by events, I particularly enjoyed the 50's set segments.
Thoroughly enjoyed this, 8/10.
Not many writers understand whodunnits like Anthony Horovitz, just look at some of his work. He's penned something very enjoyable here.
It's not heavy, this is along the same lines as Father Brown and The Mallorca files, it's Sunday teatime viewing.
I've scored it quite highly because of the originality, I'm intrigued by events, I particularly enjoyed the 50's set segments.
Thoroughly enjoyed this, 8/10.