Problem at Pollensa Bay is a collection of short stories written by Agatha Christie. I was introduced to sleuth Parker Pyne in the title story of this book and I didn’t care for any of the characters in the story, least of all Parker Pyne. I thought Parker Pyne sounded like porcupine. Story Yellow Iris … Continue reading Book Review. Problem at Pollensa Bay by Agatha Christie
After being disappointed by the last book in this series, I very much enjoyed reading An Act of Foul Play. As the curtain goes up inside Bristol Theatre on Act 2, a dead man is revealed on stage which gives everyone sitting in the theatre a shock! Especially as initially they assume it to be … Continue reading Book Review. An Act of Foul Play By T. E. Kinsey
I enjoy spending time with the characters in this series and I loved the title and front cover of the new book in the series, Rotten to the Core but I feel conflicted when I say I’m not sure if this one was any good. I don’t think I would recommend Rotten to the Core … Continue reading Book Review. Rotten to the Core by T. E. Kinsey 🍎🍎🍎
‘It’s very simple, really,’ said Miss Marple, but A Pocket Full of Rye is anything but. Just when you think you have it worked out; it turns out that you have not. The twists and turns in this story! And what a sad ending too, for Gladys Martin, one of the characters employed as a … Continue reading Book Review. A Pocket Full of Rye by Agatha Christie.
I thought having the one central character in Sparkling Cyanide, that being Rosemary, meant that you got a constant revolving perception of the woman. Each chapter in the first part of Sparkling Cyanide was dedicated to a character who was around the table in a restaurant, when Rosemary takes her own life, and has some … Continue reading Book Review. Sparkling Cyanide by Agatha Christie.
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