The Murder at the Vicarage - Agatha Christie Reviews
Description:ISBN 0007120850 / Genre: Crime / Thriller / Author: Agatha Christie / Edition: Masterpiece ed / Paperback / 224 Pages / Book is published ... more
The Murder at the Vicarage - Agatha Christie ... 2002-03-04 by Harper
Newest Review: ... have murdered him. Even the vicar himself has previous commented that anyone who killed Protheroe would be doing the rest of ... more
... the villagers a favour.
When two separate people confess to the murder gossip into the village goes into overdrive but then things aren't as clear cut as they may seem......
Opinion:
I can't actually remember when I last read this novel. The impression date given inside it is August 1985 so I suspect that it's probably over 20 years ago when I read it last. The plot, however, is fairly memorable to me mainly due to the fact that I've seen the story as part of the Marple adaptations starring Geraldine McEwan as w...more
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The Murder at the Vicarage - Agatha Christie: Thou Shalt Not Kill (Especially In My Study) (1458 words)by - written on 26/10/09, updated on 08/05/10 (Very useful, 120 readings)
Rating:
After seeing "Murder With Mirrors" on ITV the other weekend I decided to review a Miss Marple book. Wanting to start with the first story I checked the Dooyoo listings and discovered that Murder At The Vicarage wasn't available to review. They were however, very quick in adding it when I submitted it as a suggestion. The author: Agatha Christie was born in Torquay in 1890. Her first novel, The Mysterious Affair At Styles, which introduced the now famous Hercule Poirot was published in 1920. Her other well known creation, Miss Marple, first appeared in a short story in 1927 before appearing in her first full length novel, "The Murder ... Read the complete review
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