| Title: | A Mind to Murder |
| Author: | P. D. James |
| Genre: | Murder/Crime Fiction/Police Procedural |
| Synopsis: | An unpopular nurse at a psychiatrist’s clinic is murdered in a thoroughly unexplainable fashion. Though surrounded by mental patients and disgruntled co-workers in a secure environment a culprit is no easier to find than an explanation. |
| Verdict: | P. D. James books always feel a bit cold and formal but this one felt particularly clumsy and old-fashioned as it was written in the 1960s/1970s by an upper-class author who made plenty of references to girls completing typing courses and getting jobs in order to pass the time until they met a nice gent. Mostly I read P. D. James for the descriptions of clothes and food, odd I know. |
| Pages: | 225 |
| Read: | October 2009 |
30 October 2009
#21. A Mind To Murder by P. D. James
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