Et høyst upassende mord: ‘Sjarmerende, nostalgisk og elegant’

April 5, 2019

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Murder Most Unladylike is called Et høyst upassende mord in Norway – and it’s just been given a wonderful review by Nora Steenberg at Bok365!

Nora calls the book ‘Sjarmerende, nostalgisk og elegant’ – ‘charming, nostalgic and elegant’ – and praises Hanne Elisabeth Munkelien’ wonderful translation as well as my writing.

You can read the whole article at Bok365, and buy the book from my Norwegian publisher Aschehoug’s website. The second book in the series – Arsenikken er servert – will publish at Easter.

I’m so grateful to my translator Hanne, and my publisher Aschehoug, for bringing Hazel & Daisy to Norway. It’s wonderful to know that Norwegian readers are enjoying the series!

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