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Spider's Web by Agatha Christie · Booklabria

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Spider's Web

MysteryMystery & Detective, Traditional

Spider's Web

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First published: 1956
Editions: 10 in 4 languages

Synopsis

Clarissa, the second wife of Henry Hailsham-Brown is known for spinning tales of adventure, but when a murder takes place in her own drawing-room, she finds live drama much harder to cope with, especially as she suspects that the murderer might be her young stepdaughter, Pippa.Originally a play, this was novelised in 2000 by Charles Osborne. Agatha Christie originally wrote the play for Margaret Lockwood. The play premiered in London on 13th December 1954.

Subjects: Mystery
Mystery & Detective, Traditional
England

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10 in 4 languages

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English6 French1 Polish1 Romanian1

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