With its flawed, complex heroine, haunting evocation of wartime England, and a series of plot twists and breathtaking reveals, Rader-Day’s newest is a triumph.” -Susan Elia MacNeal, New York Times-bestselling author of the Maggie Hope series “Two strangers with secrets, ten little children evacuated from London, and a stay at Agatha Christie’s country house make for a deliciously compelling mystery. Named one of the biggest mysteries/thrillers for the fall by Goodreads along with some heavy hitters and excellent books! An intriguing mystery with well-developed characters and fascinating historical details.” - Library Journal “Agatha Christie would be pleased with Rader-Day’s sixth novel. Each one is drawn with delicacy and care, and though the author did her research, it’s been organically synthesized into the novel.” “Something special…” says Airmail! “ Death at Greenway is neither a Christie pastiche nor a gimmick, and no character is a type, a pitfall in historical fiction. Fans of both Christie and Rader-Day will relish this.” Full review. Despite the many allusions to Christie’s life and work, she eschews an artificially neat conclusion. The New York Times says Death at Greenway is “ irresistible,” and “a Golden Age homage, an elegantly constructed mystery that on every page reinforces the message that everyone counts.”Ī STARRED REVIEW from Publishers Weekly says Death at Greenway is a “richly nuanced mystery… Rader-Day nicely evokes the isolation and dislocations of people in WWII Britain while revealing her characters’ complexities.

Death at Greenway by Lori Rader-Day