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1930: The Murder at the Vicarage
Set in St Mary Mead, a quintessentially English village, this rural idyll is shown to be little more than a veneer as petty rivalries, whispered secrets and poisoned pens serve to divide the community.


1926: The Murder of Roger Ackroyd
Christie’s forte is creating a web of intrigue on the domestic scale. Here her skills of observation, her ‘wonderful psychological insight into human nature’ (another quote from the present book) come to the fore.
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