Review: Marple - Twelve New Stories Anthology - Various Authors

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Review: Marple - Twelve New Stories - Anthology - Various Authors - September 2022


In the realm of classic detective fiction, Agatha Christie's Miss Marple stands as an enduring icon, captivating readers for generations with her keen intellect and unassuming demeanor. Now, in a delightful homage to the Queen of Mystery, twelve remarkable authors come together in a brand-new collection of short stories, each featuring the legendary sleuth, Jane Marple.

As a fan of Agatha Christie's work, I found this collection to be an absolute delight. From the moment I cracked open the book on my bus journey from Auckland, I was transported into a world of intrigue and suspense. Purchased from Mighty Ape New Zealand, it proved to be the perfect companion for a leisurely commute.

What sets this anthology apart is the diverse array of voices that reimagine Miss Marple through their own unique perspectives while honoring the timeless essence of Agatha Christie's original creation. From the atmospheric storytelling of Lucy Foley to the gripping suspense of Karen M. McManus, each author brings their own flair to the table, resulting in a rich tapestry of mysteries that will keep readers guessing until the very end.

Miss Marple's first appearance dates back to 1927, and yet, her appeal remains as strong as ever. With forty-five years having passed since Agatha Christie's last Marple novel, "Sleeping Murder," was published, this collection serves as a timely reminder of why the elderly spinster from St. Mary Mead continues to captivate audiences worldwide.

For fans of Agatha Christie and her Miss Marple series, this anthology is a must-read. Whether you're a seasoned aficionado or new to the world of amateur sleuthing, these twelve ingenious stories are sure to entertain and enthrall. So curl up with a cup of tea, settle into your favorite armchair, and prepare to be whisked away on a journey into the heart of mystery with the incomparable Jane Marple.



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