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Pages
368
Cover
Soft
Publisher
PSychogios
AND ALL 20 SHORT STORIES FEATURING MISS MARPLE IN ONE BOOK!
In St. Mary Mead, Miss Marple is often regarded as a quiet and harmless elderly lady. However, behind the surface lies an exceptionally observant woman with incredible intelligence, known for uncovering murderers, blackmailers, and fraudsters.
Miss Marple, who appears in twenty stories over the course of thirty years, has always been a popular ingredient in Agatha Christie's success.
IT IS SURE THAT ALL WILL MAKE YOU GUESS THE "GUILTY PARTY" UNTIL THE LAST PAGE, WHILE THE SURPRISING ENDING WILL REWARD YOU!
you enjoy classic mystery stories, clever plots, and characters who solve puzzles using their observation skills and logic.
"'I don't know,' said Raymond West. 'I'm not so sure. What do you think? We are a group of people with different experiences and different professions. Why don't we form a club?' 'Let's call it "The Tuesday Club",' said Joyce Lemprière, the painter, in her characteristically enthusiastic tone. 'We will meet every Tuesday and each member, in turn, will tell a story of an unsolved mystery that they know first-hand.'
'A mystery of which they know the solution, of course,' said his dear aunt Jane, Miss Marple. 'Because otherwise, my dear Raymond, it would be rather silly, wouldn't it?' 'Why, of course, Aunt Jane,' said Raymond, giving her a quick glance. 'That's what I meant. Each storyteller must know the solution to the mystery. The challenge will be to see if the others can find it.'
'Excellent idea,' said Sir Henry Clithering, who for many years was an inspector at Scotland Yard. 'I completely agree.' He looked around with interest – at the young painter, Joyce Lemprière, with her boyish hair and honest, boyish eyes, at Raymond West, the writer, a young man with refined taste but also a tendency to underestimate his fellow humans, and then at Dr. Pender, the elderly parish clergyman, a kind and educated man. Sir Henry was amused by the idea. 'I think we should set a time limit,' insisted Raymond. 'Say, for example, that the solution must be found within an hour. Otherwise, it will be the next person's turn to present their own problem, before the others have time to find the solution.'
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