Murder, She Said: The Quotable Miss Marple, (Hardcover)

from arielfl

This is the second book that I've read in the Agatha Christie summer reading challenge. In this novel we find that Miss Marple's friend has witnessed a murder on the opposite train when the two trains were crossing paths. She only got a brief glimpse and so she cannot identify the murderer or his...

from DeltaQueen50

When Mrs. McGillicuddy wakes from a nap while travelling on a train she looks out the window and sees a man strangling a woman on an adjacent train running parallel to her own. She doesn't see the murderer's face, just the back of him. After reporting this to both the train officials and the poli...

from Oreillynsf

One of my favorite Christies, partly because she so deftly complicated the story in so many ways, while the answer was right there in front of us. It's a Miss Marple, so that should give you a clue as to the best way to solve it. Marple methods are rather different than those of Poirot or the Ber...

from BookConcierge

Audiobook performed by Joan Hickson 3.5** Originally published in the United States as: [What Mrs McGillicuddy Saw. The story begins when Mrs McGillicuddy witnessed a murder on a passing train. She reports it to the authorities, but as there has been no body found, and no woman reported missing, ...

from MickyFine

When Mrs. Elspeth McGillicuddy takes the train from London to Brackhampton, her train briefly runs along another train going in the same direction and witnesses a murder. But when no body is found either on the train or on the tracks, everyone presumes that she must have imagined it. Everyone, of...