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Strong poison
Book • 1930
Dorothy Sayers's 'Strong Poison' introduces Harriet Vane, a crime novelist accused of murdering her former lover.
Lord Peter Wimsey becomes convinced of her innocence.
He sets out to prove it, becoming romantically interested in Harriet in the process.
The novel is a blend of mystery, romance, and social commentary, delving into the complexities of evidence and justice.
Wimsey's intellectual prowess and charm are on full display as he unravels the truth.
'Strong Poison' marks the beginning of the celebrated Wimsey-Vane series, showcasing Sayers's skill in crafting intricate plots and compelling characters.
Lord Peter Wimsey becomes convinced of her innocence.
He sets out to prove it, becoming romantically interested in Harriet in the process.
The novel is a blend of mystery, romance, and social commentary, delving into the complexities of evidence and justice.
Wimsey's intellectual prowess and charm are on full display as he unravels the truth.
'Strong Poison' marks the beginning of the celebrated Wimsey-Vane series, showcasing Sayers's skill in crafting intricate plots and compelling characters.
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Mentioned by Angelina as the first Dorothy Sayers novel Natalia read, sparking her obsession with Sayers' work.
Episode 278: The Literary Life of Natalia Testa
