The Listerdale Mystery

by Agatha Christie

A flawless collection of short stories that Christie herself referred to as `light-hearted thrillers'.

Twelve ingenious, witty mysteries showing the author at her best, including: the curious disappearance of Lord Listerdale, the strange meeting on a train of a feckless man and a beautiful girl, Philomel Cottage and the extraordinary country house visit of Edward Robinson. Each four-story volume is expertly narrated by Hugh Fraser.

• Publish Date: 2003 (first published 6 March 1970)
• Publish Status: Unknown
• Imprint: Planet Three Publishing
• Edition: Agatha Christie Collection
• Format: Hardcover
• Pages: 206
• Language: English

Reviews

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Review first posted on BookLikes: http://brokentune.booklikes.com/post/890583/the-listerdale-mystery

1.5 stars - rounded up.

Well, it's Christie, but unfortunately not at her best. I was looking forward to intricate plots and an abundance of red herrings but this collection of short stories just didn't come up with any memorable stories or twists.