The Agatha Christie Omnibus Volumes

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	"Excellent and witty mysteries with a hint of Wodehouse."

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	"Some of her best and most inventive mysteries."

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	"Wartime espionage in "N or M?" and perpelexing murders."

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	"Two espionage stories set in Africa, a fine mystery, and a first-rate supernatural tale."

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	""Endless Night" is a superb psychological thriller. "By the Pricking of my Thumbs" is a fine late outing for Tommy and Tuppence. The other two are best avoided."

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	"Four brilliant detective novels, including the first Poirot."

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	""The A B C Murders" is one of her best stories, "Edgeware" isn't far behind, and the final Poirot novel."

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	"Christie's alter ego features in three brilliant mysteries, plus two short stories."

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	"Four superb mysteries, including, again, "The Pale Horse", Mrs Oliver's only appearance without Poirot."

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	"Superb mysteries in richly imagined settings."

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	"Poirot and Christie on top form."

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	"In wartime, enemy action is not the only thing to fear. Poirot is afraid of the dentist - and with good reason."

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	"Poirot and Christie rather ill-at-ease in the swinging sixties - but murder is still rife."

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	"Some of Christie's most inventive novels. Can any case be too tough for Poirot?"

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	"Murder across the channel. Poirot on top form."

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	"Four very fine cases of murder in a small town."

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	"Cruelty and murder. Miss Marple is not fooled for long."

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	""Nemesis" in particular is one of Christie's finest mysteries."