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The Mary Westmacott Collection
The Mary Westmacott Collection | Agatha Christie, Mary Westmacott
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The last three of six psychological romance novels, love stories with a jagged edge, by the Queen of Crime, writing under the pseudonym Mary Westmacott.Agatha Christie is known throughout the world as the Queen of Crime. It was her sharp observations of the ambitions that drive people, their relationships and the conflicts that erupt between them, that added life and sparkle to her ingenious detective novels. When she turned this understanding of human nature away from the crime genre, writing anonymously as Mary Westmacott to prove that her writing could sell on its merit rather than her fame alone, she created bittersweet novels, love stories with a jagged edge, as compelling and memorable as the best of her work.The Rose and the Yew Tree: A working-class man's attempts to elevate himself in life lead to unforeseen circumstances...A Daughter's a Daughter: A mother rejects personal happiness to look after her daughter, but later regrets the decision...The Burden: A girl precipitates a disastrous marriage by controlling the life of her younger sibling...
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By 1930, Christie was well on her way to becoming the Queen of Crime. But that year she also published her first non-mystery novel under the pseudonym Mary Westmacott. 1930-1956, she released six of these novels, which tell deeply emotional stories of the transformative, even destructive, power of love.

I‘m hosting a buddy read of these novels, one per month. Please share this post, and comment if you want to be on the tag list!
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The Mary Westmacott Collection | Agatha Christie, Mary Westmacott
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By 1930, Agatha Christie was well on her way to becoming the Queen of Crime. But that year she also published her first non-mystery novel under the pseudonym Mary Westmacott. From 1930-1956, she released six of these novels, which tell deeply emotional stories of the transformative, even destructive, power of love.

I‘m hosting a buddy read of these novels, one per month. Please share this post, and comment if you want to be on the tag list!

CSeydel We will start in September. I‘ll keep it fairly casual; read at your leisure, but I‘ll plan to post a discussion thread around 3rd Saturday of each month. 11mo
Librarybelle I‘d love to read these…please add me to the tag list! 11mo
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kspenmoll Please add me to tag list- thanks! 11mo
CSeydel @kspenmoll 👍🏻 11mo
CSeydel @Librarybelle 👍🏻 11mo
BarbaraJean Please add me! I have a copy of The Rose and the Yew Tree and would love to read it with other Littens! I‘ll have to search around to see if I can find the others. 11mo
peanutnine Ooo I'd like to join you! 11mo
CSeydel @BarbaraJean I got you! 11mo
CSeydel @peanutnine You‘re in! 11mo
willaful Add me please! I'd enjoy rereading them. 11mo
CSeydel @willaful You‘re added! 11mo
Roary47 Looking forward to reading the first one with everyone soon. 🥰 9mo
CSeydel @Roary47 ❤️📖 9mo
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