Orem Library

Elspeth McGillicuddy is not given to hallucinations. Until she witnesses a murder at Paddington Station. But did she? No victim, no suspect, no other witnesses. In fact no one believes it really happened at all. Except her friend Miss Jane Marple, and she's returning to the scene of the crime to discover just exactly what Mrs. McGillicuddy saw.

The murder of Colonel Protheroe -- shot through the head -- is a shock to everyone in St Mary Mead, though hardly an unpleasant one. Now even the vicar, who had declared that killing the detested Protheroe would be 'doing the world at large a favour,' is a suspect -- the Colonel has been dispatched in the clergyman's study, no less. But the picturesque English village of St Mary Mead is overpopulated with suspects. There is of course the faithless...

On a quiet morning in St. Mary Mead, a maid wakes Colonel Bantry and his wife to inform them that a young woman is dead in their library. The victim is dressed in a tawdry dress, with dyed hair and heavy make-up. Mrs. Bantry knows that as long as the murder remains unsolved her husband will be the target of suspicion and gossip, so she asks Miss Marple for help. The victim is 18-year-old Ruby Keene, a dancer at the Majestic Hotel, whose body is identified...

The moving finger (1985): Poison-pen letters cause two deaths in Lymston. Can Miss Marple uncover the killer before there is another? At Bertram's Hotel (1987): A stuffy and very proper London hotel is booked solid with sinister secrets and deadly doings.

Murder at the vicarage: Colonel Prothero has lots of enemies in the village of St. Mary's Mead and when he's found dead there are plenty of suspects, some with alibis and some with confessions. Nemesis: Not only does Miss Marple have to solve a crime, but she has to discover what it is. It begins with a cryptic letter from a recently deceased friend asking her to right an injustice, but giving no details--no who, what, when or where. Her only starting...

Malicious plots and lethal tricks reflect badly on the residents of a rambling country mansion.

Miss Marple turns ghost hunter and uncovers shocking evidence of a perfect crime.

Comfily ensconced in her railway carriarge, Miss Marple sees a strangulation aboard a passing train, then follows a trail of baffling clues to a manor house inhabited by a quarrelsome family.

Miss Marple receives a postcard from the recently deceased Mr. Jason Rafiel, a millionaire whom she had met during a Caribbean holiday and who had been her greatest ally in solving a murder. He has left instructions for investigating an unspecified crime after his death. If she succeeds in solving it, she will inherit £20,000. Mr. Rafiel hasn't provided her with any details, but he has left her instructions to go on a vacation he has planned for...

Miss Marple returns in delightful whodunit based on the Agatha Christie's After The Funeral. This time she's joined by a perfect partner, the droll Robert Morley.