I rarely read fiction.  I mean, it’s so rare that I may go years without reading a single one.  But I just so happened to be reading this in anticipation of the upcoming film and because my wife, who listened to the audio book, wants to discuss it with me.  

Love reading the observations of Golden Age comics from someone who read them as a youth when released. 

Now about halfway through SHE'S LEAVING HOME by William Shaw, the first book in the author's Breen & Tozer mystery series.

Originally published in the U.K. as "A Song From Dead Lips" the book is set in London in mid-October 1968. A dead woman's body is found in the shadow of The Beatles' recording studio on Abbey Road and a hard luck detective and a rookie WPC get stuck working the case, and with each other.

I have to say I am really enjoying the novel, so much so that I think I am going to track down the rest of the series at my local bookstores and libraries.

Just over halfway through it and I am really enjoying the ride. Highly recommended for those popular science readers out there on the JBF.