Selena Goulding

A little weak.

This is set in 1970s Toronto, which was more interesting than I expected, but still a little bland and Canadian. It has a somewhat goofy cast of characters and fails as a mystery by pretty clearly telegraphing that somebody in this very limited pool is the bad guy without making the process very exciting.

I understand this is adapting an earlier novel which featured one of the first lesbian detectives. I guess that makes it notable, though that isn't enough to make it good.

A graphic novel of Eve Zaremba's novel of the same title. In many ways the graphic version is more effective than the original, primarily because the plot is simpler.

A graphic novel of this book which I have read several times previously. Emilia Sharp is still in it as a friend of Susanna's. Still a very depressing book as the english women lived in very rough surroundings with pretentious husbands.