La vita segreta di Agatha Christie

The biography sheds light on her behind-the-scenes struggles and triumphs, but I'm curious what drew Worsley's attention to her private history over her novels.

The book emphasizes her personal connections, which made me wonder how much those influenced her writing style and themes.

Her historical perspective seems to add depth to the biography, but I wonder if that led to any choices about what aspects to highlight or omit.