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The Science of Murder: The Forensics of Agatha Christie
by Carla Valentine
informative
slow-paced
I picked this out for my book club that focuses on true crime as many of us are also Agatha Christie fans.
However, it didn’t fully deliver for me. It seemed formatted like a research paper with repeated sentences that almost made this grueling to read. Additionally, several times the author would say something similar “I don’t want to spoil, but” and then go on to spoil a Christie novel. As someone who hasn’t read all of Christie’s releases, I was disappointed by how many spoilers there were.
Finally, if you’ve ever watched Forensic Files, Snapped, or similar shows you may be bored. Many definitions and many mentions of famous cases
However, it didn’t fully deliver for me. It seemed formatted like a research paper with repeated sentences that almost made this grueling to read. Additionally, several times the author would say something similar “I don’t want to spoil, but” and then go on to spoil a Christie novel. As someone who hasn’t read all of Christie’s releases, I was disappointed by how many spoilers there were.
Finally, if you’ve ever watched Forensic Files, Snapped, or similar shows you may be bored. Many definitions and many mentions of famous cases