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Writer’s eighth novel is far from ‘disappointing’ The cover of the 2015 edition published by HarperCollins Six years before Agatha Christi...

A fishing story with no red herrings to confuse the trail Death Is No Sportsman was first published in 1938 The sport of fly fishing is at...

Poirot novel may prove a test for even his most dedicated fans The Big Four was the seventh Poirot novel Rereading all Agatha Christie’s d...

An award winning masterpiece by the Queen of Crime The latest HarperCollins reprint of The Murder of Roger Ackroyd Agatha Christies’s sixt...

A light-hearted caper with a satisfying ending The cover of the 2017 edition,  published by Harper Collins Agatha Christie once again chos...

Author was a bank clerk by day and a novelist by night A new edition of Murder in Blue was published in 2021 Clifford Witting, who was bor...

The novel that introduces the likeable but fallible Inspector Alan Grant The Arrow edition of The Man in the Queue A man is found with a s...

First appearance by author turned sleuth Roger Sheringham The paperback edition of The Layton Court Mystery The Layton Court Mystery , pu...

A fast-moving thriller that keeps the reader guessing until the end The latest paperback edition of The Man in the Brown Suit Reading Agatha...

Who came first: Miss Silver or Miss Marple? Grey Mask, originally published in 1928, was republished 90 years later Patricia Wentworth’s f...

Remembering Agatha Christie’s writing roots on the anniversary of her birth As a child, Agatha Christie taught herself to read Agatha Christ...

Third Campion mystery features an ancient relic, witches, gypsies and a ruthless gang Look to the Lady involves Campion searching for a ...