The Postscript Murders

This is a first-class whodunnit. It also gives an insight into the world of the crime writer. Although it is serious, in places it is laugh-out-loud funny as well. For example, Harbinder decides the way to cope with her colleague is to think of him as a small woodland creature. This works very well.

The book actually uses the word "cosy" for a type of fiction. This term could be applied to Arthur Conan Doyle, Agatha Christie and now Elly Griffiths. It simply means there is no explicit sex and violence. There is also a lack of profane language. This is all very welcome. If people want that sort of thing, they can go elsewhere!

I wonder how many readers downloaded Panda Pop after reading this story. :)