The Complete Miss Marple Mystery Collection

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The Complete Miss Marple Mystery Collection - Agatha Christie

#1. The Murder at the Vicarage [1930], 7 hours 22 mins, read by James Saxon (32kbps / 22kHz )
James Saxon delivers a memorable and absolutely masterful performance of Christie's first Miss Marple mystery. When the unpopular Colonel Protheroe is found murdered in the vicar's study, it seems that everyone - his unhappy wife, his daughter, a visiting artist, an embittered poacher, the vicar has a motive in a mystery that confounds the authorities, consumes the village and can only be untangled by observations and deductions of our heroine: the elderly gossip-cum-sleuth Miss Marple. Saxon's artful and enthusiastic portrayal of a host of characters male and female, guilty and innocent, young and old, will delight Christie fans, mystery lovers and anyone lucky enough to listen.

#2. The Thirteen Problems [1932], 6 hours 46 mins, read by Joan Hickson (32 kbps / 22 kHz)
There are three sets of narrative, though they themselves interrelate. The first set of six are stories told by the Tuesday Night Club, a random gathering of people at the house of Miss Marple. Each week the group tell thrilling tales of mystery, which are always solved by Miss Marple, from the comfort of her armchair. One of the guests is Sir Henry Clithering, an ex-commissioner of Scotland Yard, and this allows Christie to resolve the story, with him usually pointing out that the criminals were caught. The next set of six occur as part of a dinner party Miss Marple is invited to at the request of Sir Henry Clithering, as a result of her skill in the Tuesday Night Club. This employs a similar guessing game, and once more Miss Marple triumphs. The thirteenth story, Death by Drowning takes place some time after the dinner party when Miss Marple finds out that Clithering is staying in St. Mary Mead and asks him to help in the investigation surrounding the death of a girl in the village.

#3. The Body in the Library [1942] , 5 hours 23 mins, read by Stephanie Cole (32 kbps / 22 kHz)
It's seven in the morning in the English village of St Mary Mead. The Bantrys wake to find the corpse of a young woman in their library. She is wearing evening dress and heavy make-up, which is now smeared across her cheeks. But who is she? How did she get there? And what is the connection with another dead girl, whose charred remains are later discovered in an abandoned quarry? The respectable Bantrys invite their friend Miss Marple to solve the mystery - before tongues start to wag...

#4. The Moving Finger [1943], 5 hours 54 mins, read by James Saxon (48 kbps / 44 kHz) fixed
Jerry Burton and his sister, Joanna, are living temporarily in a quiet English village so that Jerry can recover from a disabling aviation accident. No one has warned them that vile, anonymous letters were being sent to various villagers and, indeed, they soon receive such a letter themselves. A letter, of course, is only harmful if a recipient takes it so seriously she kills herself - which happens soon after the story begins. And then there is a murder. Is this the result of a letter, or of a deranged mind that fears discovery? Jerry Burton is out of investigative ideas, when Miss Marple appears....
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