Madame Bovary’s Haberdashery: Maurilia Meehan
Fiction
Madame Bovary’s Haberdashery: Maurilia Meehan by
by Carol Middleton •
With her fifth novel, Maurilia Meehan has carved out a subversive niche of chick-lit mystery. Touted as the first of a trilogy, Madame Bovary’s Haberdashery is an amusing romp for the thinking woman, with references to Flaubert, Milan Kundera, and Agatha Christie. The decidedly feminist viewpoint is tempered by a mordant use of irony and satire.
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