A whodunit with enough of a pause for the reader to consider who are the suspects and who are the victims. Strangers at the Feast offers a great option for anyone looking for a study of family relationships and the baggage brought to a holiday gathering (Thanksgiving). Published in 2011 it also considers the economic impact of the 2008 crash on the higher echelons of society.

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