from Auntie-Nanuuq

In a sequel to "The Caribbean Mystery"; Miss Marple receives a letter from Mr Rafiel (now deceased) asking her to accept a quest for justice, but does not tell her what she will be doing nor does he give her any clues, but assuring her that there will be at least one Guardian Angel about looking ...

from PaperDollLady

An intriguing premise for the last of the Miss Marple's books. The narration by Emiliia Fox made this a compelling audio to listen to and enjoy, also bumping it up, in my opinion, from three to four stars. Written in 1971, with a few out-of-date views, I managed to put those aside (though some re...

from jmoncton

Miss Marple is asked to solve another mystery, but this time, the request comes from beyond the grave from a dead man and she isn't even sure what the mystery is. Although Agatha Christie is always reliable, this one was enjoyable, but not as spectacular as some of her others.

from Schmerguls

4930. Nemesis, by Agatha Christie (read 5 Jun 2012) This is the 9th Christie book I've read. It came out in 1971, just four years before Christie's death in 1975. Miss Marple is given a vague assignment by a man she had encountered in the West Indies who has died. He seeks to have his wayward son...

from jmoncton

Miss Marple is asked to solve another mystery, but this time, the request comes from beyond the grave from a dead man and she isn't even sure what the mystery is. Although Agatha Christie is always reliable, this one was enjoyable, but not as spectacular as some of her others.