Agatha Christie: The Body in the Library

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The Body in the Library

Dolly Bantry's reaction on seeing the body of a beautiful, but dead, blonde in her library is to immediately call for her friend Jane Marple. The police identify the girl as Ruby Keene. She was reported missing by elderly invalid Conway Jefferson who, fond of Ruby, planned to adopt her-much against his family's wishes. When the body of another dead girl turns up, Miss Marple determines to find... (read more)

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“My daughter lives in London so when I go there to visit, I usually take along a British mystery. Agatha Christie is usually in my carry-on.”

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fatherofhollywood said:

“Agatha Christie is the best known mystery novelist of the 20th Century--and with good reason, for when it came to plots, truly fiendish plots, she could easily out-construct all competitors. She also had a knack for writing tongue-in-cheek, exhibiting a sly sense of humor for those sharp enough to catch it.”

posted Tuesday, November 6 2007

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