Amateur detective Miss Jane Marple investigates the murder of a young woman whose body is found in the library at Gossington Hall, home of Colonel and Mrs. Arthur Bantry.

The Miss Marple movies that Margaret Rutherford made in the 1960s are a lot of fun. However, they play rather fast and loose with the original stories and less emphasis is placed on the Agatha ...

Miss Marple is more than happy to visit and finds an odd assortment of characters on the premises. When Christian Gulbranson is found shot while sitting at the typewriter in his room, Miss Marple ...

When Miss Marple accepts Dolly Bantry's invitation to a traditional Christmas dinner, the iconic detective has little idea what she's let herself in for. Read by Georgie Glen.

Miss Marple's Christmas by Ruth Ware As the Bantry's guests at Gossington Hall await their sumptuous feast, a theft is discovered. Cook will not be amused when police interviews take precedence ...

“Every time I pick up A Caribbean Mystery, I feel like I’m on a sunny vacation with Miss Marple,” says Stephy ... read was adapted into a made-for-TV movie in 1984, and while it may not ...

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Warning: This article discusses topics of racism, violence, and death. The 1960s is a great era for murder mystery movies. The decade is remembered for several classic movies everyone must watch ...

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