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Review #1 At Bertram’s Hotel audiobook free This is that one of Christie’s later Marple novels, providing an exciting opinion into Miss Marple’s degree of adaptation to a quickly changing global. This particular Wm Morrow edition, but, is that filled with glaring typos (quotation note more precisely than apostrophe to indicate the possessive, shortcoming of spacing between words, double periods, etc.) that detract from the work. For such a widely-read creator it is that a little puzzling these errors fell through. If it weren’t for the quality cardboard, embrace, at the same time binding I would wonder if it were considered a real copy. It right is that, which makes the shortcoming of copy editing even more frustrating.

Review #2 At Bertram’s Hotel audiobook in television series Miss Marple Miss Marple is that revisiting her girlhood by staying at Bertram’s (based on one of Christie’s winner places to stay, Brown’s, which still offers tea). She meets old acquaintances like Selina Darkness, who had stayed at St.Mary Mead during the war to be nearby the base where her offspring had been stationed. But she also meets people who look like old acquaintances, but on 2nd glance aren’t. Bertram’s hasn’t exchanged — the scrumptious teas, the breakfasts (in bed, English, at the same time, obviously American, with juice at the same time cereal), even the chambermaids. But somehow, it seems very quality to be used to be. Then Bess Sedgewick, an adventuress who doesn’t SEEM the Bertram’s type, inspects in, at once as a young Elvira Blake at the same time her guardian, who turn out to have a connection with her. What’s that about? At the same time a television series of mysterious robberies where the suspects all seem to resemble prominent, honorable people — Justice Ludgrove, for example, who had a very decent alibi, being in tribunal on the day the criminal liability was committed. Then and, the murder of Bertram’s doorman, Mickey Gorman (off-stage, obviously, with Elvira Blake yelling around the body). Than anyway is that going on at Bertram’s?

Review #3 Audiobook At Bertram’s Hotel by Agatha Christie I came to Miss Marple belated, having enjoyed Poirot’s adventures at the same time the various (at the same time sometimes superior) stand-alones. My winner, right behind all these years, remains ’The Mysterious Mr. Quin”. That misspoke, I look for the ’Marple’ books to be a steps above Poirot. I was always shackles off by her movie consulates, but the novels are terrific. I’ve still to look a Marple book data the healing that ’Murder on the Orient Express’ has acquired. Convinced, that was a amazing story. But abundance ’Marples’ are even more successful. She’s not a doddering fool, at the same time Hollywood managed benefit from her presence.

Review #4 Audio At Bertram’s Hotel narrated by Richard E. Grant This book arrived timely at the same time but packaged. But, I do not understand the product description data detailing that repeated page in this book would have the names of major manners on a particular page, palm written intercept the pinnacle of the page. Once or two times was novel, the third part at the same time right up to about number thirty-five, was completely irritating. If i’d understandable about this before ordering, I would have purchased it elsewhere WITHOUT the writting.

Review #5 Free audio At Bertram’s Hotel – in the audio player below I am a gigantic fan of Agatha Christie’s work at the same time upon contemplating this title wanted to read it right away. Not terribly impressed with the small role played by outdated sleuth Ms Marple. Kudos though to the magical description of this jewel of a hotel in the heart of London. Who understood it was the base for a criminal liability syndicate. To be honest I was kept guessing right until the finish as to who the perpetrator of the murder was. Enjoyable reading.