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The Thirteen Problems Audiobook (Unabridged)

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Listener Rating: 4.55 out of 5

Author: Agatha Christie
Audio Length: 6 hour 44 min
Release Date: 13/06/2007
Narrator: Joan Hickson
Format: Unabridged

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Audio Book Summary

When her friends from the Tuesday Night Club visit Miss Marple's house, the conversation often turns to unsolved crimes. Trying to solve these 13 mysteries are Raymond West, a young writer; the artist Joyce Lempriere; Dr Pender, the clergyman, who claims to know the hidden side of human character; Mr Petherick, a lawyer who is only interested in the logical approach; and Sir Henry Clithering, whose experience as commissioner of Scotland Yard speaks for itself. Then, of course, there is Miss Marple, who has observed enough about human nature to be more than a match for the most perspicacious investigator.