Christie and Crimes — Book Review of The Crimes That Inspired Agatha Christie by Jonathan Oates, Dr. Anna-Lena Berg

Genre: Nonfiction 3.7 Stars One Liner: Interesting but dense and slow Who hasn’t heard of Agatha Christie, the Queen of Crime (fiction)? This nonfiction book explores the real-life cases that served as an inspiration for Christie’s bestsellers.

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Srivalli Rekha

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An MBA graduate, Srivalli Rekha also has an MA in English Literature. She loves to write, blog, cook, take pictures, draw and craft silly things. Nature is her greatest inspiration. Books and music are her favorite companions. A freelance content writer during the day, she devours books at night and is a reviewer at NetGalley, BookSirens, and The Writers Workout. Her works have been a part of several anthologies (eBooks and paperback publications). Srivalli and her writer friends have founded The Hive, a non-traditional publishing collective, at the end of 2019. They have published four anthologies and one mini tales bundle (Best of Minitales Vol#1) as eBooks on Amazon. The team is currently working on Best of Minitales Vol#2. Violets in Hand, The House of Justice, and Pebbles in the Grass are her self-published eBooks are available on Amazon.

Christie and Crimes — Book Review of The Crimes That Inspired Agatha Christie by Jonathan Oates, Dr. Anna-Lena Berg

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