The Leavenworth Case

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craigadams49
craigadams49
Thu, 04 Mar 2010 03:40:01 +0100

The was the first of Green's mystery novels to be published and it was quite popular in it's day. It only holds up fairly well. The early chapters depict an old fashioned coroner's inquest, held in the home of the deceased. The book is about the dangers of circumstantial evidence, as the investigation seems to point one way, then another, only to have the real truth turn out to be something else. I thought the romance was rather unsatisfying. But, it's a pretty good first effort for Anna Katharine… (more)