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Murder Is Easy (Superintendent Battle #4)

Agatha Christie

Paperback | Pages: 288 pages

Rating: 3.74 | 15061 Users | 1014 Reviews

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Original Title:	Murder Is Easy
ISBN:	0312979827 (ISBN13: 9780312979829)
Edition Language:	English
Series:	Superintendent Battle #4
Characters:	Luke Fitzwilliam, Bridget Conway, Lavinia Fullerton, Jimmy Lorrimer, Honoria Waynflete, Lord Easterfield
Setting:	Wychwood under Ashe(United Kingdom)

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An elderly lady is on her way to Scotland Yard to report several murders in her village. "It is very easy to kill, so long as no one suspects you," she tells the man she meets on the London train, retired policeman Luke Fitzwilliam. He ascribes it all to a vivid imagination and hopes they'll let the old dear down lightly. That is, until he learns about two more suspicious deaths - one of which is the old lady's.

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Title	:	Murder Is Easy (Superintendent Battle #4)
Author	:	Agatha Christie
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	Special Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 288 pages
Published	:	November 19th 2001 by Minotaur Books (first published June 5th 1939)
Categories	:	Mystery. Fiction. Crime. Classics

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I hate to be so harsh with an Agatha Christie novel. They are usually so good. So tightly plotted.In fact, I would argue that the setup for this mystery is Christie's most brilliant and engaging. An encounter with a seemingly crazy old lady on a train becomes much more significant when it turns out her suspicions may be founded. I was really disappointed, however.The first disappointment came with the characters. Unlike a lot of Christie's more well-crafted works (Death on the Nile springs to

With such a interesting hook, its a shame that this mystery thriller just felt flat.Whilst traveling to London to inform Scotland Yard of her theories of a serial killer in her village, Lavinia Pinkerton meets young policeman Luke Fitzwilliam and shares her ideas on the train.Its not until the next day that Luke sees a newspaper story that Lavinia had been run down and killed that he starts to believe that might be into something.The problem I had with this story was that whilst the

98% of the time I LOVE Aggie. Agatha Christie is my "go to" gal when I'm in a reading slump. Like a hot rich Brazilian man under the covers, you know you're not going to be disappointed. Well, usually. But there is the rare DUD in her collection. And if I can relate it to the above analogy of the sexy South American, this book is the equivalent of hopping in bed with this Brazilian hottie and discovering that OOPS...he pooped the sheets!Sorry, but "Easy to Kill" by Agatha Christie was a surprise

By page 6, I thought to myself, "There it is, Dame Agatha is telling me exactly who did it. Clear as day." Then the intentionally dim-witted Luke Fitzwilliam, the detective, starts his investigation and 100 pages later, I'm thinking, "Rather, clear as mud, but purposely so." Christie uses Fitzwilliam to pull all kinds of red herrings into the story, yet at 200 pages, we smart readers have already solved it anyway and we're simply enjoying the bumbling Fitzwilliam, who hasn't a clue to the



This Review ✍ Blog 📖 Twitter 🐦 Instagram 📷 Truth is seldom romantic. I am a big fan of Agathas works and shes my go-to author whenever I want to pick up a mystery novel without thinking much. Shes also one of the authors I rate higher, mostly 4 and 5 stars! That being said, this book was okay, I did not get my Agatha dose that puts me into my usual euphoria!What makes me happy every time I read her books is that she has a formula while writing. Their is an event at the beginning, then the

3.5 StarsThis was my first ever Agatha Christie (thank you, Little Free Library!), and I really enjoyed the experience. Very much a classic whodunit. I will definitely read more!