Sleeping Murder (Dramatised) Audiobook

" One of her most vivid mysteries, I think. "

" Christie's last Miss Marple is truly her best work! "

" This book was okay. It seemed like a one-dimensional murder mystery to me, and I was frustrated because I figured it out long before the main characters did. Ol' Gwennie and Giles needed some work in my opinion... I didn't really like them. Oh well, though! Still a good inbetweener book. "

" last book of lady Agatha.... a bit boring, many repetition of describing the facts of situation and its possibility. just plain. "

" In typical Agatha Christie style, nothing much happens in this book, but you still can't put it down. It's the story of a young woman who remembers witnessing a murder when she was just two or three years old, even though nobody believes the woman was murdered. She and her husband, with the help of Miss Marple, start investigating, and, of course, the closer they get to the murderer, the more their lives are in danger. "

" Been rereading Marple mysteries after watching the pretty botched versions on Hallmark. The production values were so good but the storylines so jumbled: what gives? "

" Grade B-. Also watched on TV (PBS) 1989. Marple. "

" wonderful. How you can discover a muder after a long long time! "

" I've read this book numerous times- love Miss Marple- wish she was my friend. "

" this one still scares me! "

" Really enjoyed this one and I have a feeling Mary Higgins Clark got inspiration for one of her books from this story. "

" I really loved Christie's "last" book. Another phenomenal ending. And one of my favorite of the Marple's. "

" Not as good as the Moving Finger but definitely a page turner. It's like Law and Order: Criminal Intent in a book, set England, with an old lady solving the crime. "

" This was the first time I had read any of her books, and I ended up liking it. There was a little bit of terminology from the time period that I did not know, but I think I will read more of her books. She did a good job of not making the villain predictable. "

" a prove that christie would'v been a great horror writer if she wanted to..she could really scare .. not that this is a horror novel , but , i believe everybody got the hints with the plot twist . "

" Good book that I had read before. Really enjoy the way that it wraps up, but can be figured out if you are paying attention. The copy at El Alba is missing the last page or two, but it still wraps up pretty well. "

" This is my second go at Agatha Christie and while I found this mystery more compelling, I still don't understand the appeal of these weird straw characters. "

" Miss Marple is always a good read- and I quite enjoyed Sleeping Murder. It's always fun to try and work out the murder before the characters! "

" The first Agatha Christie that I read (inspired me to read many others). A great story, one of her best. "

" Excellent Book. Definitely a page turner. "

" Classic Agatha Christie. Read it on the plane from Istanbul to Chicago. Makes me want to re-read everything of hers. "

" One of her most vivid mysteries, I think. "

" First book read in MONTHS! nice easy read, lobe a good agatha mystery -- i'm a hercule fan so Jane marple books are new to me. "

" I read this a very long time ago (maybe when I was 10 or so), and I had forgotten just how enthralling Christie mysteries are. I couldn't put them down until all was revealed...it's pretty nice re-reading a mystery novel 14 years later because I had no idea who the murderer was. "

" Another great Miss Marple mystery book. "

" This is a fairly dark Marple with some creepy characters within. Still, the old girl manages to outwit them all - GFI! "

" One of the more enticing and thrilling Miss Marple mysteries. Story is a bit creepy, and at times slow, but the unexpected and shocking ending more than makes up for it. Definitely worth a read if you are into Mystery classics. "

" This was the first time I had read any of her books, and I ended up liking it. There was a little bit of terminology from the time period that I did not know, but I think I will read more of her books. She did a good job of not making the villain predictable. "