Accomplished mystery writer Lori Rader-Day was drawn to the story of children who were evacuated to Agatha Christie's vacation home during WWII, but having never written a historical novel before, she faced challenges. We talk about what she learned along the way while working on "Death at Greenway."

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How Lori Rader-Day Wrote a Historical Novel About War Evacuees in Agatha Christie's Vacation Home