In message <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, girlsown-
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes
>There's a memory nagging at me which perhaps someone could identify? A book
>(Christie?) where an elderly lady is a murderess, possibly a multiple
>murderess, so that she can get the funds to set up a teashop. At the end,
>
There's a memory nagging at me which perhaps someone could identify? A
book
(Christie?) where an elderly lady is a murderess, possibly a multiple
murderess, so that she can get the funds to set up a teashop. At the end,
someone
comments how creepy (my word) it is to have a 'ladylike murdere
In a message dated 10/11/2004 16:59:21 GMT Standard Time, Tig writes:
>You're quite right, both of you. That was definitely a point too far. In
fact books of this period are littered with people starting genteel tea
shops from M E Atkinson, to Agatha Christie.<
There's a memory nagging at
