Agatha Christie's Secret Notebooks: Fifty Years of Mysteries in the Making

Or sooner or later, there will be another murder. Always a murderer repeats his crime. No,’ he went on dreamily вЂit has all arranged itself very well. It only remains to work upon the feelings of Miss Lawson—a task which Miss Davidson was attempting very successfully—until she reaches the pitch of handing over half her fortune to Mr James Graham who is, after all, entitled to the money. Since he was deprived of it under a misapprehension.’ He drew from his pocket the brightly coloured rubber ball. вЂShall we send this to our friend Bob? Or shall we keep it on the mantelpiece? It is a reminder, n’est ce pas, mon ami, that nothing is too trivial to be neglected? At one end, Murder, at the other only—the incident of the dog’s ball…’ Select Bibliography Of the many books written about Agatha Christie, the following have been most helpful: Barnard, Robert, A Talent to Deceive (1980) Campbell, Mark, The Pocket Essentials Guide to Agatha Christie (2006) Morgan, Janet, Agatha Christie (1984) Osborne, Charles, The Life and Crimes of Agatha Christie (1982) Sanders, Dennis and Lovallo, Len, The Agatha Christie Companion (1984) Sova, Dawn B., Agatha Christie A to Z (1996) Thompson, Laura, Agatha Christie, An English Mystery (2007) Toye, Randall, The Agatha Christie Who’s Who (1980) Index of Titles The pagination of this electronic edition does not match the edition from which it was created ...»