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Lessons in Murder is a delight. I’ve tried diving into the lesbian-detective-novels of the 90s a few times (counting this for it’s late 80s pub date) and have often struggled to get through despite my deep investment in lesbians and murder mysteries. McNab is a clean and clear writer, the tension between our leads is fabulous, and the case, though contrived, is just absurd enough. I will be reading the other Carol Ashton mysteries.