Emily Winslow - Part One - Multiple Narrators and Unreliable Memory

Emily Winslow has established herself, in a genre crowded with talent, as a sophisticated storyteller with her compelling and unsettling books. She uses multiple narrators in order to convey the unreliability of memory in piecing together a puzzle from several points of view. She doesn’t know the resolution of the mystery before she begins writing it - she participates in the process of investigation alongside her detective, and her readers. It is safe to say that no one else out there is writing anything like these distinctive and unusual books.