The Investigations of Tommy and Tuppence. Partners in Crime. 17 Stories
The Unbreakable Alibi, the Clergyman's Daughter, the Red House, the Ambassador's Boots, the Man Who Was No. 16 and Others
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Narrated by:
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Mark Bowen
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Peter Coates
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By:
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Agatha Christie
About this listen
In The Investigations of Tommy and Tuppence: Partners in Crime, Agatha Christie presents an engaging and witty collection of 17 stories, each showcasing the adventures of the daring detective duo, Tommy and Tuppence Beresford. Each story features a unique mystery, blending humor, intrigue, and suspense as the couple tackles a variety of crimes with their cleverness and charm.
In The Unbreakable Alibi, they must untangle a seemingly ironclad alibi, while The Clergyman's Daughter has them uncovering secrets hidden in plain sight. Stories like The Red House and The Ambassador's Boots plunge Tommy and Tuppence into cases that test their deductive skills and resourcefulness. Finally, The Man Who Was No. 16 reveals an enemy with unexpected connections, challenging them like never before.
Christie's storytelling showcases her talent for blending humor with mystery, and she interweaves the thrill of espionage with domestic life, giving Tommy and Tuppence a lighthearted but deeply clever approach to each investigation. Each story is illustrated, adding visual intrigue to the narrative, which complements their characteristic style and teamwork.
This collection is a testament to Christie's creativity and her knack for crafting mysteries that entertain, surprise, and invite readers to solve each case alongside her unforgettable protagonists. For fans of lighthearted yet challenging mysteries, The Investigations of Tommy and Tuppence: Partners in Crime is a delightful journey through the mind of one of mystery fiction's most beloved authors.
Contents:
A Fairy in the Flat
A Pot of Tea
The Affair of the Pink Pearl
The Adventure of the Sinister Stranger
Finessing the King
The Gentleman Dressed in Newspaper
The Case of the Missing Lady
Blindman's Buff
The Man in the Mist
The Crackler
The Sunningdale Mystery
The House of Lurking Death
The Unbreakable Alibi
The Clergyman's Daughter
The Red House
The Ambassador's Boots
The Man Who Was No. 16
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