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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...

A classic mystery novel set in and around the Northern Line The British Library Crime Classics edition of Murder Underground  Murder Under...

A blend of blackmail, murder and romance makes for an intriguing mystery Miss Silver Intervenes is the sixth Miss Silver mystery We learn...

Madness and witchcraft in a village that seems to be living in the Middle Ages The Devil at Saxon Wall is the sixth Mrs Bradley mystery P...

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

A ‘creepy’ Christmas story with all the classic festive ingredients John Jefferson Farjeon was a journalist who went on to be a successful...

Inspector Mallett joins the ranks of fictional detectives who like a good lunch Tenant for Death is published by Faber and Faber When two ...

Campion risks his life to try to bring an audacious killer to justice   The Vintage edition of  Death of a Ghost Death of a Ghost, Margery A...

Author departs from tradition by letting her detective fall in love Strong Poison is the fifth of Dorothy L Sayers's Wimsey novels Dor...

Not so much a whodunit, more a question of who is trying to do it Danger Point was first  published in 1941 The self-effacing, elderly lad...

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

A unique selection of stunning examples of the genre This handy guide by Richard Shephard and Nick Rennison provides a treat for all lover...