Re: RARA-AVIS: Artifice, tradition, and all that jazz.

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Which would you recommend as a start? Her books seem unknown in the U.S., but Canadian stores have some. The reviews and descriptions I found are brief and uninformative.

Joy, who really needs another TBR

Marianne said:
> If anybody would like to find out what happens when a contemporary
> working class author writes crime fiction out of her personal
> experience, you might have a look at one of Martina Coles's best
> sellers.

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