Agatha Christie. Complete set of 4 books (Nemesis. To Kill Is Easy. Death of Lord Edgware. Murder at the Vicarage)

We present to you a set of 4 books by the queen of detective fiction, Agatha Christie (Nemesis. To Kill Is Easy. Death of Lord Edgware. Murder at the Vicarage)

Nemesis.

Miss Marple receives a message from beyond the grave - a letter from an old friend, Mr. Rafiel, known to readers from the novel "The Caribbean Mystery." In his will, the wealthy man asks Miss Marple to solve a cruel crime. Although it was committed many years ago, the famous lady detective boldly takes on the case...

Murder at the Vicarage

This novel features one of Agatha Christie's favorite heroines for the first time - Miss Jane Marple. This meticulous and charming elderly lady, living in the village of St. Mary Mead, is able to unravel the most puzzling situations, taking only a brief break from knitting and weeding in her beloved garden. Miss Marple's first investigation will be the murder of Colonel Protheroe. Too many in the village were wishing for the death of this unpleasant man: even the vicar, in whose house the murder was committed, may end up under suspicion!

Death of Lord Edgware

The American actress Jane Wilkinson had long been open about her desire to part ways with her husband, Lord Edgware. After all, she had her eye on a man who was both more distinguished and wealthier... Therefore, when Edgware was found dead in his study, no one doubted Jane's guilt. Especially since some circumstances pointed to her direct involvement in her husband's death. The actress asked the great detective Hercule Poirot to help her save her name from an indelible disgrace. But how can the detective believe Wilkinson that she is innocent when just recently the newly minted widow asked Poirot for a completely different favor - to help her get rid of her husband...?

To Kill Is Easy

Retired police officer Luke Fitzwilliam was traveling by train to London. On the journey, he struck up a conversation with his companion, an elderly lady by the name of Pinkerton, and it turned out that she was going to Scotland Yard - to report a series of murders committed in her town of Witchwood-under-Ash. Luke, secretly laughing at the impressionable provincial, did not believe a word she said. However, he had to change his mind sharply when he later learned that Miss Pinkerton was hit by a car. And Luke went to Witchwood to investigate this case. But he would hardly have managed to handle this tough task if Superintendent Battle hadn't got involved...