Today's Special: Holy Disorders, by Edmund Crispin

[dropcap]A[/dropcap]ll writers have particular areas of inspiration, themes that inspire them to reach, reach, for their own particular levels of genius. For John Irving, for example, it used to be wife-swapping and wrestlers. Our own Sarah Rayne has a thing for haunted buildings. Edmund Crispin was drawn, like a moth to a flame, to really strange domestic animals. And the clergy. He created some of mystery fiction’s most fabulously weird religious people, and they are on deliriously goofy parade in today’s deeply discounted Felony: Holy Disorders. Get it while it’s hot! Add to Stack