Sleeping Murder

by Agatha Christie

First published 1976

Newly married Gwenda Reed moves into a charming Victorian villa, only to be haunted by eerie déjà vu. Memories of the home's layout and a shadowy figure on the staircase fill her with dread. As Gwenda's unease grows, the help of her aunt, the inimitable Miss Marple, becomes crucial. Together, they uncover a decades-old murder concealed within the house's very walls. With time running out, can they piece together the chilling truth before a killer strikes again?

Genres: historical-fiction, mystery, crime, thriller

Vibes: atmospheric, intimate, suspenseful

Tropes: amateur-sleuth, unreliable-narrator

Setting: England

256 pages · Paperback · William Morrow Paperbacks

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