"Agatha Christie (Mary Westmacott) once again exhibits the brilliant storytelling talents that have made her one of the foremost suspense novelists of our time. Skillfully blending romance, intrigue and mystery, she has created this suspenseful novel of love and passion -- the novel of a woman forced to choose between the demands of her own daughter and the desires of the man she loves . . ."
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Price: 4.95 USD

The murdered man's widow was a beauty. She'd never lack for men, Jane Marple observed. Was that what made her smile through her tears-or was it her late husband's money?
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Price: 3.25 USD

"They were out after Alistair Blunt, the magnate in the shadows who said yes or no to governments, the Prime Minister's financial prop -- and a man who at the moment was defenseless in his dentist's chair.
They missed Blunt and shot the dentist instead. Then came a bomb in Blunt's mail and a sniper in his garden.
Racing against time and the snowballing strength of a terrible conspiracy, Hercule Poirot is summoned to keep the one man alive who could mean a nation's death . . ." Original Title:The Patriotic Murders
005696 
Price: 2.95 USD

"Bertram's Hotel has been there a long time -- dignified, unostentatious, and quietly expensive. . . . Bertram's, in fact, is the very height of respectability. Is it a little bit too good to be true? That is what Miss Jane Marple soon begins to wonder . . . . Miss Marple, as is well known, always suspects the worst -- and, she claims, she is usually right.
It is Miss Marple's destiny to stumble across violence and mystery. Her brief London holiday at Bertram's Hotel soon presents her with a most complex and baffling puzzle."
005807 
Price: 3.65 USD

"For many years before World War II, Agatha Christie accompanied her archaeologist husband, Sir Max Mallowan, on his expeditions in Iraq and Syria. Here, in a most unusual kind of travel book, she has written an informal and witty description of how you lived when digging up the past in the Middle East. "
"Join the great mystery writer as she boards the Orient Express for Syria. Share her surprising adventures as she and her archaeologist husband unearth artifacts from the ancient past to solve the mystery of how people lived 5,000 years ago. Meet her engaging friends - the native servants who found her an employer problem. . . the sheikh who offered to share everything he owned, for a price. . . the houseboy, fired by equine passion, who rode triumphantly into the local barber shop. . . the irate proprietress of a thriving brothel whose Christian piety paid off. . . the handsome, full-blooded Kurdish women who were a shocking taunt to the dignity of Arab men. Most especially, meet Dame Agatha herself - a warm and witty observer of the human condition as it was and may never be again - as she sets out to solve her favorite mystery . . .life."
Originally published in 1946.
007654 
Price: 18.75 USD

A Red Badge Mystery. "The rich old man was dead. Who in his sumptuous household had poisoned him? His young wife-now richer than ever and fancy free? His sons-now cut off without a shilling? His granddaughters-now very likely to come into an inheritance? Or his grandchildren's manly tutor? (Now wouldn't it be lovely-and lucrative-to comfort the beautiful young widow!"
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Price: 7.95 USD

In Hercule Poirot's last case, "all the familiar Christie devices-superbly drawn oddballs and ends, distracting clues, false conclusions, private moralizing-are here."
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Price: 3.25 USD

A fête at a country house in Devon, and the well-known thriller-writer Ariadne Oliver has organized a Treasure Hunt with a difference - a Murder Hunt. But Mrs. Oliver feels, unaccountably, that all is not well, and she calls in that celebrated detective M. Hercule Poirot, ostensibly to give away the prizes. And her fears are justified when the 'body' is found - this corpse is very dead."
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Price: 3.95 USD

"Every woman on the ship envied her cool, blonde beauty, her obvious newlywedded happiness. The men on board agreed she was alarmingly attractive but were equally impressed by her vast fortune and her sharp eye for business details. Only Hercule Poirot saw her for what she really was . . . an irresistible incentive to murder."
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Price: 2.95 USD

"The site of the house called The Towers had once been known as Gipsy's Acre. When it was sold, Michael Rogers went to the auction, though he hadn't any money. His dream was of a new house on the old site, to be built by his brilliant young architect friend. It was at Gipsy's Acre that Michael first saw the girl he was to marry. The account of Michael's courting of Ellie, their growing attraction for each other, is the starting point of this drama that begins and ends at Gipsy's Acre. The story concludes with the revelation of a monstrous crime, complete with all the paraphernalia that had been required to effect it."
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Price: 15.00 USD