The Sittaford Mystery (Dramatised) Audiobook

" also published as The Murder at Hazelmoor "

" One of the few Chrisitie's not in a series (ie Poirot, Miss Marple or Tommy & Tuppence) but none the worse for that, a character from previous books does have a cameo role which nicely links it. A story of deceit, aliases and strength of convictions. "

" Found an Agatha Christie I'd never read, enjoyed it, None of her usual detectives show up. It was great. "

" A non-Poirot, non-Marple mystery. I remembered the solution, unfortunately, but enjoyed the way Christie handled the romance. [May 2011] "

" The Sittaford Mystery by Agatha Christie "

" A very well-done classic mystery. Of course I had read it before, but only remembered a few key elements and even though one of them was "who done it," I still thoroughly enjoyed the reading. (Note: also titled in other editions as "The Sittaford Mystery." "

" Once again, Christie wrote a beautiful and practical heroine. Getting a pattern now...Didn't guess the murderer though: i fell for all the red herrings :-) "

" Everything you expect from an Agatha Christie novel - sans Hercule Poirot or Miss Marple. "

" Also known as Murder at Hazelmoor. Read from the Agatha Christie 1930s Omnibus. "

" This was a really pleasing read. As normal Christie's characters walk off the page and you never know quite who did it until the end. Very enjoyable! "

" Delightful, funny mystery. Really picked up my spirits. "

" a fun mystery book from Agatha. I'd finished this book in 6 hours during my work lol. so fun to read and funny ending too. "

" 'The Sittaford Mysterie' by Agatha Christie was first published in 1933. It's one of her better crime-novels. "

" a simple yet interesting brain teaser "

" This one is tricky to figure out, but Christie handles it with finesse. "

" Great plot, mostly believable characters. I didn't like one of the main characters -Emily. She's a very strong female character, but too much so. It gets a little annoying. "

" Pretty much Christie by the numbers - a quick Saturday night read, lent some interest by my edition which was a 1940s war-time printing in tiny type on cheap paper (each page basically crumbled to dust as I completed it) with exhortations to buy War bonds on the back cover. "

" She got me on this one. "

" I cannot believe the heroine stuck with the loser! "

" I really enjoyed this one! It was refreshing, with a twist that kept me wondering right up to the reveal. "

" One of the few Chrisitie's not in a series (ie Poirot, Miss Marple or Tommy & Tuppence) but none the worse for that, a character from previous books does have a cameo role which nicely links it. A story of deceit, aliases and strength of convictions. "

" I love Agatha Christie. It's a pretty good mystery. Not my favorite of her's. This is not a recurring character like Miss Marple or Hercule Poirot. "

" I found this kind of a weak book, on the whole. The detective, Inspector Narracott, was essentially useless, and it was actually the accused killer’s fiancee, Emily Trefusis, who solved the crime. I also found the solution pretty unsatisfying. "

" All I can say is Agatha Christie is a genius, like usual. She never disappoints! I listened to this one on cd and thoroughly enjoyed the narrator. It could be because I have a thing for British accents, but whatever...it was still awesome. "

" Vintage Christie with an ending I didn't see coming. Likable characters and several twists that I didn't see coming either. "

" Since I have read a lot of female mystery writers lately, I decided to go back to the Queen, Agatha Christie, and see if she still holds up and it was a resounding YES. Really enjoyed this book. "

" It was not as good as other Agatha Christie's novels, but I enjoyed it nevertheless. Two characters were especially interesting in this book: Emily Trefusis and Miss Percehouse, two really strong women, that always obtain what they want. "