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.

A Caribbean mystery (1989): A tropical breeze blows an ill-wind upon the Golden Palm Hotel and when guest start turning up dead, Miss Marple begins gathering suspects. The mirror crack'd from side to side (1992): Excitement abounds at the little village of St. Mary Mead when an American movie star arrives to shoot a new film. But when a poisoned cocktail revises the script, Miss Marple must quickly uncover hidden jealousies before the assailant acts...

Sleeping murder: Giles and Gwenda Reed move into a dream house only to be haunted by visions of a dead body. To put the nightmares to rest, Miss Marple will have to awaken a killer. 4:50 from Paddington: A murder witnessed in a few brief seconds aboard a passing train lures Miss Marple into a web of family intrigue.

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...

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 navigates treacherous waters to catch a maritime killer! And that someone will kill to keep the plot secret.

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...

"Marina Gregg is a famous, temperamental, much-loved movie star who has come to settle down in the village of St. Mary Mead. Heather Badcock is an ordinary and annoying woman. One minute, silly Heather had been babbling on at her movie idol, the glamorous Marina Gregg. The next, Heather suffered a massive seizure, poisoned by a deadly cocktail. It seems likely that the cocktail was intended for the beautiful actress. But while the police fumble to...

Jane Marple takes a holiday at Bertram's Hotel in London for a much-needed rest and to relive the happy memories of sojourns there during her youth. The hotel is famous for fully preserving its Edwardian atmosphere -- from the proper staff to the elderly guests who frequent the tearoom. The décor is well appointed, and the service is impeccable. But with her keen powers of observation, Miss Marple quickly realizes all is not as it seems. The hotel...