Rating: 4.00 (1 ratings)
First published 1993
The quiet town of St. Mary Mead is rocked by the shocking murder of the despised Colonel Protheroe in the local vicarage. With a pool of suspects that includes the victim's own wife and a visiting artist, the town's busybody Miss Marple sets out to uncover the truth. As the inspector investigates, Miss Marple applies her keen insight into human nature to piece together the motives and opportunities behind the crime. In the end, her powers of observation and deduction prove decisive in solving the mystery at the heart of this classic Agatha Christie whodunit.
Genres: classic-literature, 20th-century, mystery, crime, british-literature, agatha-christie
Vibes: cozy, suspenseful, thought-provoking
Tropes: amateur-sleuth, unreliable-narrator
Setting: England, London (England)
Period: 20th Century
236 pages · Paperback