Female Sculptor (Others)

Author: (English) Mitzi Woothes
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Publication Date: 2001-06-01
Features: A masterpiece by the queen of mystery novels, winner of the Edgar Allan Poe Award and the Golden Dagger Award. Born in the late 1940s, Woothes broke through the traditional formats of British mystery novels, creating more distinctive, non-traditional, and layered novel art, becoming the "new queen of mystery novels" after Agatha Christie. Woothes' mystery novels are shrouded in a mysterious veil that covers the development of the entire case, making readers unconsciously immersed and unable to put them down. The queen of crime fiction Woothes only took a short three years to win all possible awards symbolizing the highest honor of detective novels on both sides of the Atlantic with just three novels, simply unifying both Britain and America. Such an achievement was even unmatched by basketball god Michael Jordan. As a result, the mystery worlds of both Britain and America decided to give her a non-existent, higher honor-representing throne of the queen of mystery novels, which had been vacant for over two or three decades.
This book is highly infectious and is not a typical traditional British mystery novel.