Miss Marple Mysteries (Audio): Sleeping Murder : Miss Marple's Last Case (Series #13) (CD-Audio)

from MarcusBastos

Thinking Retroactively Miss Jane Marple has many talents. In this case she shows a capacity to reflect and reconstruct acts retroactively. The plot is interesting. One has to think carefully to discover the murder. Agatha tells the story in a direct manner. Miss Marple comes in the scene in a pol...

from mdtwilighter

When Gwenda and GIles move back to the English countryside aftter just getting married. After buying a beautiful house by the sea Gwenda 'see's' a woman lying, dead, at the bottom of the stairs. She thinks she's going crazy, but Miss. Marple, the aunt of a friend, has a different theory. She thin...

from DeltaQueen50

Sleeping Murder by Agatha Christie, the final Miss Marple mystery, was published posthumously in 1976, although she had written it years earlier during the Second World War. As a new bride comes to England ahead of her husband and purchases a house in which to start their life together, she start...

from mrtall

Miss Marple is the finest of ladies, but this is not her best showing. She investigates the mysterious circumstances in which a young wife finds herself obsessed with a sense of deja vu in her lovely new house. Still fun, though, for the murder mystery/Agatha Christie fan.

from thornton37814

In this short Miss Marple mystery, a young couple purchased a home. It invokes a memory in the young woman of a strangled woman named Helen. After meeting Miss Marple who encourages the woman to write to someone who may know if she'd ever lived in England, she finds the woman she saw was probably...