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A review by superwritermom
The Nine Tailors by Dorothy L. Sayers
I'd never read Sayers before, and I'm still not 100% sure what I think about this one. If you like MORE detail than Christie gives you, then check Sayers out. I find Wimsey to be likable as a main character, but I really want to know more about this Bunter fellow.
The Nine Tailors really gets into the change ringing. Really. I mean, a lot. Also, unlike the last Christie I read, this one did not make me gasp in surprise. I figured out both the identity of the corpse and the murderer long before coming to the last page.
Still, there are a lot worse ways to spend one's time, let me tell you that!
The Nine Tailors really gets into the change ringing. Really. I mean, a lot. Also, unlike the last Christie I read, this one did not make me gasp in surprise. I figured out both the identity of the corpse and the murderer long before coming to the last page.
Still, there are a lot worse ways to spend one's time, let me tell you that!