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Cornwell Memoir: Dreams, Danger, and Dark Childhood
3 May
Summary
- Cornwell's memoir reveals a dream of Agatha Christie predicting her future.
- Her childhood was marked by unsettling experiences and family trauma.
- The author's forensic work stems from early experiences in a medical examiner's office.
Patricia Cornwell's memoir, "True Crime," offers a glimpse into her life beyond the best-selling forensic thrillers she is known for. The author recounts a vivid dream from her early years where Agatha Christie famously declared Cornwell would
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