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Elinor De Witt deploys skills she picked up in the two world wars to help neighbors who have fled the mob. Reviewer Chris Hewitt suspects this is the start of a series.
We don’t look to James Bond for accurate depictions of spycraft, but at least some of his adventures are grounded in reality.
Our current critic, Pete Wells, writes that she came up with the wigs, costumes and other skulduggery that many people now expect reviewers like him to employ.
Don't Miss "The White Lady" by Jacqueline Winspear; Harper (321 pages, $30) ——— If Daphne du Maurier rewrote a John le Carré manuscript, it might resemble "The White Lady." Best
Hailed as Europe's answer to Louis Armstrong, the trumpeter was one of the art form’s early shapers – but also one of its most mysterious