Agatha Christie - 12 new Miss Marple-sztori

"We certainly don't necessarily need to travel to a beautiful place
to commit murder, but sometimes it does help."
Miss Jane Marple, the brilliant amateur detective - Agatha Christie's unforgettable character - first appeared in print in December 1927, in the short story The Tuesday Night Club. The first Marple novel, Murder in the Rectory, was published in 1930, followed by eleven more, while the last - posthumous - novel, Sleeping Murder, was published in 1976, the year of Christie's death. In the form of Jane Marple, Christie embodied the often underestimated, elderly village old lady, who surpassed even the best detectives of Scotland Yard with her insight and deep knowledge of human nature.
This volume contains 12 new Marpe short stories, authored by recognized best-selling authors, and their aim is to introduce Christie's brilliant-minded detective, the apparently harmless, gentle, slightly sly Miss Marple, to new generations through their own, unique point of view. .