320 pages
Published March 4, 2002 by HarperCollins Publishers Ltd.
This book consists of several mini stories of unsolved murders and crimes. A group of people each try to solve the mysteries and the person who told the story reveals the true solution.
What an interesting format. I quite like the small short stories in one bigger story and the "real" crime at the end. Have read it before but only remembered the last story.
Not very special though as you barely get into the stories.
Miss Marple cracks me up. So no nonsense, says what she thinks, and gets a little side in on people. This time we have 13 stories, some at a dinner party, and we are left to figure them out before the ending. Not gonna lie, I rarely figured it out before Miss Marple, that saucy minx.
I'm typically not a fan of short story collections, but Agatha does everything better than the rest. 3 stars.
