It has the form and texture of a classic crime novel, its antecedents stretching back decades to the golden age of mystery fiction and the heyday of Agatha Christie and her peers.

Co-writers Kate Hilton and Elizabeth Renzetti's latest novel Widows and Orphans is taking pre-orders four months before it hits shelves.{ai:summary}<p>The piece draws parallels between a contemporary work and classic crime novels, highlighting its form and texture reminiscent of the golden age of mystery fiction. It evokes the legacy of authors like Agatha Christie, suggesting a deep-rooted connection to the genre's history. </p><p>#crime</p>

Canadian authors take over crime genre with bestselling series

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