Title: Beware the wasp and the obvious
Review: I enjoyed Foyle's War so I went looking for other things that Anthony Horowitz had written. I was not disappointed. Collision has all the markings of his earlier writing in Foyle's War. In Collision the plot lines are cleverly interweaved. The scrambling of the time line is a bit confusing and the precision of the early reconstruction of the accident is hard to credit, but everything else is well done. It is easy to recognize and identify most of the characters - both the pleasant and unpleasant ones. The romance between the tycoon and the waitress is especially poignant.I am not sure I could have enjoyed it quite as much if it had been spread out over multiple episodes. It would have made it much harder to follow and would have detracted from the overall story. The plot lines were difficult enough to follow in one sitting.
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