Katie Bernet once joked with her two sisters that, when identifying with the March sisters in Little Women, they were fortunate not to have a Beth. Beth was the sister who died. For Bernet, that overshadowed everything else about her. But researching Beth Is Dead, her contemporary murder mystery inspired by Louisa May Alcott’s novel, changed the author’s understanding of the character she had been least drawn to. …
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