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The Murder at the Vicarage

Agatha Christie

Publisher: Bygone Books

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Summary

A quiet village. A shocking murder. And everyone has something to hide.

The Murder at the Vicarage is a classic mystery novel by Agatha Christie, introducing one of her most iconic detectives, Miss Jane Marple.

When a respected man is found murdered in the peaceful village of St. Mary Mead, suspicion spreads quickly among its seemingly respectable residents. Beneath the calm surface of village life lie secrets, jealousy, and hidden motives that only Miss Marple's sharp observation and deep understanding of human nature can unravel.

Filled with clever twists, subtle clues, and engaging character studies, this novel showcases Christie's mastery of the traditional whodunit while introducing a beloved amateur detective.

Perfect for fans of classic detective fiction, cozy mysteries, and timeless crime novels, The Murder at the Vicarage remains a cornerstone of Golden Age mystery literature.
Available since: 06/18/2026.
Print length: 305 pages.

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