Scan barcode
A review by kathrynamonett
Die for Love by Elizabeth Peters
3.0
3.5, really. I have been a long time fan of Elizabeth Peters, but never really read her Kirby stuff, but this was available for free on Audible today and I gave it a listen. I was pleasantly surprised. Started off stronger than the second half, but still a nice whodunnit, with more 80s feminism and inclusion than you get in her other works. I'll give the other Kirbies a try.
I do have to wonder though about Peters' description of the convention. I have a hard time believing they would actually be that outlandish and that.... pink. While she (and Kirby) clearly like making fun of the genre and its writers and readers, she (both Peters and Kirby) can't resist it.
But what is with the fat-phobia?!
I do have to wonder though about Peters' description of the convention. I have a hard time believing they would actually be that outlandish and that.... pink. While she (and Kirby) clearly like making fun of the genre and its writers and readers, she (both Peters and Kirby) can't resist it.
But what is with the fat-phobia?!