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Old 06-27-2011, 09:43 AM   #25
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That's one reason that I prefer Dorothy L. Sayers; her characters feel like "real people", rather than Agatha Christie's 2-dimensional ones.

Has anyone read Ngaio Marsh? I haven't read any of her books. How does she compare with Sayers and Christie?
I've been "reading" Ngaio Marsh through Audible.com, and enjoying them immensely. Sadly, there are no eBook versions.

Is she as good as Sayers? No, but certainly better than Christie, IMO.
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