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Title	:	Murder at the Vicarage (Miss Marple #1)
Author	:	Agatha Christie
Book Format	:	Hardcover
Book Edition	:	Anniversary Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 288 pages
Published	:	September 1st 2006 by Black Dog & Leventhal Publishers (first published October 1930)
Categories	:	Mystery. Fiction. Classics. Crime. Thriller. Mystery Thriller. Detective. European Literature. British Literature

Murder at the Vicarage (Miss Marple #1)

Agatha Christie

Hardcover | Pages: 288 pages

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Murder at the Vicarage marks the debut of Agatha Christie’s unflappable and much beloved female detective, Miss Jane Marple. With her gift for sniffing out the malevolent side of human nature, Miss Marple is led on her first case to a crime scene at the local vicarage. Colonel Protheroe, the magistrate whom everyone in town hates, has been shot through the head. No one heard the shot. There are no leads. Yet, everyone surrounding the vicarage seems to have a reason to want the Colonel dead. It is a race against the clock as Miss Marple sets out on the twisted trail of the mysterious killer without so much as a bit of help from the local police.

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Original Title:	Murder at the Vicarage
ISBN:	1579126251 (ISBN13: 9781579126254)
Edition Language:	English
Series:	Miss Marple #1
Characters:	Inspector Slack, Lawrence Redding, Leonard Clement, Griselda Clement, Colonel Protheroe, Anne Protheroe, Lettice Protheroe, Dr. Haydock, Mrs. LeStrange, Dr. Stone, Gladys Cram, Dennis Clement, Hawes, Mary Hill, Miss Marple
Setting:	St. Mary Mead, England(United Kingdom)

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There is no detective in England equal to a spinster lady of uncertain age with plenty of time on her hands. The Murder at the Vicarage (1930, Collins Crime Club) is a Miss Marple classic by Agatha Christie. It's a standalone cozy mystery set in Miss Marple's hometown, the fictional village of St. Mary Mead in England. I enjoy reading the occasional cozy mystery, and nobody does it like Agatha Christie. I plan to eventually re-read them all. Incidentally, I also just recently finished reading

Dame Agatha Christie is the queen of mystery writers who all modern aspirants strive to emulate. I enjoy reading her cases featuring detective Hercule Poirot because he knows the outcome well before the reader. Christie's cases are multilayered and keep unraveling until a book's conclusion. Enjoying these thought provoking cases, I decided to introduce myself to her other famous sleuth, Miss Jane Marple. There is no better place to start than Murder at the Vicarage, the book that introduced Miss

My dear young man, you underestimate the detective instinct of village life. In St. Mary Mead every one knows your most intimate affairs. There is no detective in England equal to a spinster lady of uncertain age with plenty of time on her hands.It's no mystery that I am no aficionado of Miss Marple's, but with Murder at the Vicarage, her very first adventure, I found myself gradually warming toward her in a way I didn't expect. This happened, I believe, because in this novel Miss Marple is no

The first Miss Marple mystery. The usual red herrings and mechanical Christie plot. This early Miss Marple is more acerbic and less endearing.

Murder at the Vicarage is the first Miss Marple book to be written and published. Within the sleepy small village of St Mary Mead murder arrives when Colonel Protheroe, a much disliked prominent member of society is found dead in the study of Vicar, Reverend Clements study. Told through a first person narrative of Rev Clement, we observe and bumble along with the vicar the progress of the investigation to discovery of the murderer(s) through the deductions of Miss Marple.A slow but delightful

Fiddledesticks! How could you not enjoy a book where the word fiddledesticks is used. I'm a fan of Agatha Christie. I read her a lot when I was much, much younger. But I don't remember most of the books I read. So every now and then I plan to pick up one of her books and indulge. And what a better place to start that the first in the Miss Marple series.Murder at the Vicarage tells the story of well, a murder in the vicarage. St Mary Mead is a sleep town where not much happens. However, the

Miss Marple's 1st book!But beyond that, this is really just a fabulous example of Agatha Christie at her best.This was my first time reading (actually listening) The Murder at the Vicarage and I was blown away by how enjoyable it was. Especially considering I've read a ton of her books and pretty much knew what to expect out of her mysteries.I knew I didn't know who did it, but I swear I thought I knew who didn't do it!I was (as always) dead wrong.So the gist is that the town Vicar gets caught