[Reading] The lady in the car with glasses and a gun - Sébastien Japrisot

[white_hart]

My mother lent me this French crime novel from 1966 (translated, obviously). I approached it with a certain amount of trepidation, but actually it had an interestingly twisty (if somewhat far-fetched) plot and a fascinating heroine, and was a compelling read which felt a bit like a cross between Mary Stewart (strange crime-related events happening to a young woman driving alone through France) and Patricia Highsmith (the more psychological thriller aspects).

Comments

[lnr]

I rather love the gently exciting pace of Mary Stewart, so this sounds intriguing!