Der Mord in der Schlange. Inspector Grants erster Fall: Ein Krimi aus dem London der 20er-Jahre

The setting feels so vivid and reflective of the social tensions of the time. I'm curious whether her own experiences influenced this choice or if it was more about creating a particular atmosphere.

The way the characters are judged based on their appearance and background made me wonder about the author's views on societal prejudices. Was this an intentional critique or just a reflection of the era?

Considering the advances in forensic science and social media, I wonder how the core puzzle would change in a modern context. Would the story have the same impact?