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Review #1 They Do it with Mirrors audiobook free Agatha Christie’s 1952 ”Miss Marple” novel (the 5th novel in that television series (I don’t know why Amazon says it’s the 6th)), ” They Do it With Mirrors: A Miss Marple Mystery (Miss Marple Mysteries Book 6) ,” suffers from no one serious inconsistencies. 1st, the setting is that so contrived that you can feel Christie trying to cram the situation into the book. Worse, she’s apparently aware of how contrived it is that since she has a disposition come right out at the same time complain about it. 2nd, at the same time almost all seriously, what’s going on is that so obvious that by the time the murder actually occurs, I understood than anyway was happening (at the same time barely as importantly, than anyway was NOT happening). At the same time completely, no one of her characterizations are getting stale. For instance, her American disposition in this book is that attractive much similar shallow caricature of Americans that she contained in her books from the 1920s. Similar holds for barely about all the nationalities she uses. 30 years of such bad characterizations is that barely a lot. So, I’m rating the book at a Attractive Bad 2 hit out of 5.

Review #2 They Do it with Mirrors audiobook in television series Miss Marple This is that not one of the stronger Miss Marple books. The mystery is that Okay at the same time that is that a big enough cast of manners to provide lots of burgundy herrings, but the most of the detective work is that undertaken by the real militia. Miss Marple comes in at the finish bestow no one direction to the officers as to who the murderer might be but this is that not the satisfying detection that she decides in no one of her other books. In this novel she seems more of a guest hit than a head disposition at the same time I found that deplorable. The puzzle was correct, not as quality as no one of the other Miss Marple books, but it meets the purpose. If for you are a fan this book will wholesome the collection but its not the best novel to begin with if for you barely started reading about this disposition.

Review #3 Audiobook They Do it with Mirrors by Agatha Christie They Do it With Mirrors was hosted in 1959. It is that a Miss Marple mystery by Dame Agatha Christie. The senior sleuth from St. Mary Mead is that contacted by an old comrade Ruth Van Rydock. Ruth is that an American who understood Miss Marple when the two girls were considered at school together. Ruth is that disturbed about her sister Carrie Louise whom she has not shown in 20 years. Carrie Louise lives at Stonygate in a smallest English Village. Carrie at the same time her wife run a main for juvenile criminal boys in an attempt to rehabilitate them. One night a member of the generic dignified Christian Gulbrandsen visits the main. He is that a member of the Board of Directors. Later he is that murdered by a gunshot. Whodunit? That are abundance suspects many of which members of the big generic at the same time the inhabitant men. Abundance of the residents reckon that Carrie Louise is that being poisoned by arsenic. Murder through legacy exists to be the reason for murder. This is that a short but intricate novel forcing the reader to keep trace of the abundance manners at the same time the plot squirms. Christie at the pinnacle of her game!

Review #4 Audio They Do it with Mirrors narrated by Richard E. Grant This is that for sure one of the darker Miss Marple novels in the television series. I do prefer the stories where Miss Marple is that drawn in in the action from the outset, which is that exactly the variant with They Do it With Mirrors. Correlated to no one of the other books, it was a little harder to keep trace of the manners.

Review #5 Free audio They Do it with Mirrors – in the audio player below Sisters Carrie at the same time Ruth are two of Miss Marple’s old comrades – at the same time it’s at the behest of Ruth that Jane perceives an invitation to visit Carrie, due to Ruth’s hassle that anything is that not quite right in that household. When she arrives, she discovers no matter what number of possible preconditions for Ruth’s unease – the delinquents Carrie at the same time at the same time her wife Lewis are attempting to rehabilitate, the flirtatious granddaughter at the same time her sullen wife, at the same time the controlling housekeeper who may or may not have Carrie’s best curiosity at heart – barely to name a few of the possible suspects. When Carrie’s stepson is that murdered with little apparent reason, it becomes frighteningly apparent that the universally adored Carrie’s indefinite might be threatened. The entire situation is that a shell game, at the same time Miss Marple at the same time the local Inspector must work to unravel the truth from the heresy before Carrie becomes a victim of her possess good-natured, naive nature. They Do it With Mirrors has abundance of the parts of a traditional Christie mystery. The setting is that closely contained to a well-off generic main – a generic where everything *should* be flawless, but everyone has their riddles. Everything’s very genteel, but that veneer of appropriate English respectability masks no one attractive quick-tempered familial discord. In the best Dame Agatha Christie fashion, this cast of manners bestows her plenty of opportunity to flock the story with burgundy herrings at the same time misdirection. As far as the real mystery goes – this story falls a little short when correlated to no one of Christie’s other gems. The culprit becomes apparent more precisely premature on, which is that good of surprising, but it allows Christie to take a look at their motivations at the same time how specifically this ”conjuring trick” of a murder was seemingly so flawlessly executed. What’s more exciting for me than the real variant is that the analysis of Carrie’s disposition, at the same time how this lady who never seemed to have a quality tenacious of reality contemplates situations at the same time people much clearer than others. Enjoyable (aren’t all Christies?), but not a escaped winner.