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Ruth Rendell, writing as Barbara Vine, starts her story in 1905 London. Asta, an unhappy Danish immigrant, keeps a secret diary, which is published to great acclaim by her daughter, Swanny. Years later the diaries help Ann, Asta鈥檚 granddaughter, solve a mystery. This historical whodunit is meticulously detailed. Narrator Harriet Walker 鈥� in a plausible Danish accent 鈥� underscores the novel鈥檚 emotion. Grade: A鈥�
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