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M.M. Kaye outdoes Agatha Christie in palming the ace. "San Diego Union-Tribune"
It is good to have these...mysteries back, for they are well-constructed novels about life in colonial settings now long gone, a life Kaye knew at firsthand. The reader can feel the heat and the racial and sexual antagonisms-for they are the real thing, no pastiche. "The Boston Globe"
M.M. Kaye has a marvelous touch with atmosphere, place, and time. "Houston Chronicle""
"M.M. Kaye outdoes Agatha Christie in palming the ace." --San Diego Union-Tribune
"It is good to have these...mysteries back, for they are well-constructed novels about life in colonial settings now long gone, a life Kaye knew at firsthand. The reader can feel the heat and the racial and sexual antagonisms-for they are the real thing, no pastiche." --The Boston Globe
"M.M. Kaye has a marvelous touch with atmosphere, place, and time." --Houston Chronicle
M.M. Kaye was born in India and spent much of her childhood and adult life there. Author of several mysteries, she became world famous with the publication of the international bestseller The Far Pavilions. She is also the author of the bestselling historical novels Shadow of the Moon and Trade Wind. She lives in England.
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