Ian, They are very different from the other two you've read, very low key crime. They are best read in order, "Case Histories" being the first. I am now finding myself speculating on whether or not you will like them, but it's fatal to do that. I think you will find them very lightweight though.
Having initiallyhad doubts, which I expressed on the list, about "Life After Life", once I got into it I found it fascinating, and it will certainly rank as one of my favourite reads of this year. Thanks for advising me to carry on with it.
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To: <ebooktalk@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> Sent: Saturday, July 27, 2013 2:23 PM Subject: [ebooktalk] KATE ATKINSONHaving really enjoyed both Museum and Life After Life I'm now reading one of this author's crime novels, When Will There Be Good News. Let's just say the jury is still out.
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