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The Mysterious Mr. Quin
by Agatha Christie
by Agatha Christie
Laura's review
bookshelves: audio-books, read-2011, suspense-thriller
Jan 16, 11
bookshelves: audio-books, read-2011, suspense-thriller
Read from January 15 to 16, 2011
** spoiler alert **
Martin Jarvis reads another story concerning investigations by the mysterious Mr Quin. For Mr Satterthwaite, a punctured car tyre on a cold winter's evening is the start of another mystery-solving encounter with the enigmatic Mr Harley Quin.
Taking refuge at a country inn Mr Satterthwaite discovers his friend Mr Quin, who invites him to re-examine the strange case of a wealthy young local woman and her new husband's disappearance. Was it murder? Or is there some other game afoot?
Producer/Director : Rosalind Ayres
A Jarvis & Ayres Production for BBC Radio 4.
Taking refuge at a country inn Mr Satterthwaite discovers his friend Mr Quin, who invites him to re-examine the strange case of a wealthy young local woman and her new husband's disappearance. Was it murder? Or is there some other game afoot?
Producer/Director : Rosalind Ayres
A Jarvis & Ayres Production for BBC Radio 4.
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Reading Progress
| 01/16/2011 | "1/3. Guests at a house party recall the unexpected suicide of the previous owner." | |||
| 01/16/2011 | "2/3. Can Mr Quin assist his friend Satterthwaite to solve a conundrum concerning a Countess?" | |||
| 01/16/2011 | "3/3. Mr Satterthwaite invites Mr Quin to re-examine the disappearance of a young local woman." |
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Jan 15, 2011 02:43pm
I think I caught this on Radio 4 this week. It was certianly a Mr Quinn one- actually it was about widow who was believed to have murdered her husband but had been found not guilty at the trial. Must be another in the same series. I live all of about 2 miles from Agatha Christie's home btw.
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