Yellow cloth on boards. Volume is lightly worn, with pocket remnants on the front pastedown partly under the foldover and tape marks on the rear eps. Jacket is worn all edges, vague moisture indication on the top of the front panel. Rubbing to both panels, and tape marks on the rear foldover. Now in clear cover. "What was it that Martha Gregg, the famous film actress, saw just before a murder was committed in her house? What or who caused her expression to change so violently that one observer called it 'a look of doom'? Miss Marple, whose house is in St. Mary Mead is close to the scene of the murder, finds a perfect opportunity to indulge in the particular kind of 'unraveling' at which she is adept." This novel was made into the film, Murder, She Said, the role of Miss Marple played by Margaret Rutherford.

Mystery, Fiction, Novel, Miss Marple