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The Herb of Death - cover

The Herb of Death

Agatha Christie

Verlag: MB Cooltura

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Beschreibung

After a dinner at Sir Ambrose Bercy's, everyone, including the host, are poisoned; but Sylvia Keene, the young protégé of the old millionaire, dies. The strange thing is that everyone has consumed the same food poisoned by mistake with a dangerous herb. Was it a coincidence or a crime? This is what Miss Marple and her colleagues from the Tuesday Club must solve.
Verfügbar seit: 07.02.2024.
Drucklänge: 25 Seiten.

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