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Die Tote in der Bibliothek
- Ein Miss Marple Krimi
- Narrated by: Ursula Illert
- Length: 5 hrs and 30 mins
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Die Tote in der Bibliothek
Narrated by:
Ursula Illert
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Publisher's Summary
Miss Marple in ihrem Element: auf Mörderjagd.
Wie kommt eine Leiche in die Bibliothek der Bantrys? Weder der Colonel noch seine Frau kennen die Tote. So ruft Mrs. Bantry ihre Freundin Miss Marple zu Hilfe, die sich sofort auf Mörderjagd begibt. Bald ist die Leiche identifiziert und kurz darauf steht für Miss Marple auch das Motiv fest: Geld. Gemeinsam mit Mrs. Bantry quartiert sie sich im Majestic Hotel in Danemouth ein, wo sie den heimtückischen Mörder vermutet...
©2007 Agatha Christie Limited. All rights reserved. Übersetzung von Barbara Heller (P)2007 Verlag und Studio für Hörbuchproduktionen
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