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Miss Marple Books In Order (Full List)
Miss Marple is a series of 13 books by Agatha Christie. The first book published in the series is Mirror Crack'd From Side To Side in 1962. Here is a complete list of Miss Marple books in order.
Last update: January 11, 2024
1. Mirror Crack'd From Side To Side (1962)
Agatha Christie's "Mirror Crack'd From Side To Side" takes readers to St. Mary Mead, where a seemingly trivial accident leads Miss Marple on a trail of murder, jealousy, and deception, where every reflection hides a sinister secret.
- 📇 351 Pages
- 📝 87,750 - 105,300 Word Count
- ⏱️ 12 Hours Reading Time
2. Caribbean Mystery (1964)
In Agatha Christie's "Caribbean Mystery," Miss Marple finds herself on vacation at the Golden Palm Hotel when a fellow guest mysteriously dies. With her keen observational skills, she must unravel the web of secrets hidden amidst the beauty of an island paradise.
- 📇 224 Pages
- 📝 56,000 - 67,200 Word Count
- ⏱️ 7 Hours Reading Time
3. At Bertram's Hotel (1965)
In Agatha Christie's classic mystery novel, At Bertram's Hotel, visitors find solace in the comforting nostalgia of luxurious accommodations. But a disappearance and a string of robberies shatter the illusion, forcing Miss Marple to decipher the truth hidden behind the hotel's façade.
- 📇 223 Pages
- 📝 55,750 - 66,900 Word Count
- ⏱️ 7 Hours Reading Time
4. Nemesis (1971)
In this captivating mystery by Agatha Christie, Miss Marple receives a cryptic letter, leading her on a perilous journey that intertwines past secrets, haunting memories, and a relentless nemesis out for revenge. Will Miss Marple solve the enigma before it's too late?
- 📇 213 Pages
- 📝 53,250 - 63,900 Word Count
- ⏱️ 7 Hours Reading Time
5. Sleeping Murder (1976)
In "Sleeping Murder" by Agatha Christie, a newlywed finds herself haunted by dark secrets from her past as she moves into a seemingly perfect house in a picturesque seaside village, where murder becomes an unsettling reality.
- 📇 242 Pages
- 📝 60,500 - 72,600 Word Count
- ⏱️ 8 Hours Reading Time
6. Murder At The Vicarage (1930)
In Christie's classic whodunit, Murder at the Vicarage, the peace of St. Mary Mead is shattered when Colonel Protheroe is found dead. With an abundance of suspects and a cunning killer, the unflappable Miss Marple is on the case.
- 📇 288 Pages
- 📝 72,000 - 86,400 Word Count
- ⏱️ 10 Hours Reading Time
7. Thirteen Problems (1932)
In Agatha Christie's "Thirteen Problems," a group of friends gathers to share intriguing mysteries, challenging each other to solve them. From puzzling poisoning plots to baffling disappearances, this gripping collection of short stories will keep readers guessing until the very last page.
- 📇 315 Pages
- 📝 78,750 - 94,500 Word Count
- ⏱️ 11 Hours Reading Time
8. The Body In The Library (1942)
In Agatha Christie's "The Body In The Library," a young woman's lifeless body is discovered in an upscale home, and detective Miss Marple takes the reins to unravel a web of secrets and deceit in this classic whodunit that will keep you guessing until the very end.
- 📇 191 Pages
- 📝 47,750 - 57,300 Word Count
- ⏱️ 6 Hours Reading Time
9. The Moving Finger (1942)
In Agatha Christie's thrilling mystery, "The Moving Finger," a tranquil English village is plagued by an anonymous letter-writing campaign, exposing shocking secrets and unraveling a web of deceit. As the bodies pile up, can the ever-observant Miss Marple solve the puzzle before it's too late?
- 📇 299 Pages
- 📝 74,750 - 89,700 Word Count
- ⏱️ 10 Hours Reading Time
10. A Murder Is Announced (1950)
Agatha Christie's classic mystery, "A Murder Is Announced," invites readers to unravel the secrets of a small English village, as a shocking murder is foretold in a local newspaper. With her trademark wit and suspense, Christie keeps readers guessing until the very last page.
- 📇 288 Pages
- 📝 72,000 - 86,400 Word Count
- ⏱️ 10 Hours Reading Time
11. They Do It With Mirrors (1952)
In Agatha Christie's gripping mystery, "They Do It With Mirrors," Miss Marple investigates a shocking series of incidents that occur at an old friend's house turned reform school. The razor-sharp detective's keen intuition and unparalleled sleuthing skills will be put to the test in this mesmerizing whodunit.
- 📇 223 Pages
- 📝 55,750 - 66,900 Word Count
- ⏱️ 7 Hours Reading Time
12. A Pocketful Of Rye (1953)
In Agatha Christie's gripping mystery, A Pocketful of Rye, a wealthy businessman's death by poison leads Detective Miss Marple into a tangled web of family secrets and an eerie nursery rhyme, leaving readers guessing until the final page.
- 📇 256 Pages
- 📝 64,000 - 76,800 Word Count
- ⏱️ 9 Hours Reading Time
13. 4:50 From Paddington (1957)
In Agatha Christie's "4:50 From Paddington," a train passenger witnesses a chilling murder from a passing carriage. With no body and no evidence, only Miss Marple can uncover the truth behind this suspenseful mystery.
- 📇 288 Pages
- 📝 72,000 - 86,400 Word Count
- ⏱️ 10 Hours Reading Time