Agatha Christie – Nemesis – First UK Edition 1971
£95.00
First edition, first printing of Nemesis by Agatha Christie, published by Collins Crime Club in London, 1971. This is a near fine copy – one small name. The boards are free from notable wear, a touch of spotting to the front and rear paste-downs and ghosting to the front and rear free end papers. The very good unclipped wrapper with pushing to the head and foot of the spine and upper edge, with minor handling wear to the front panel.
Nemesis by Agatha Christie features Miss Marple, who is tasked with solving a murder mystery posthumously assigned by her late friend Mr. Rafiel. She must identify and investigate an unknown crime with only cryptic clues and her keen intuition. Set against the backdrop of an English countryside tour, Miss Marple unravels secrets of the past, exposing hidden motives and unravelling the truth in classic Christie fashion, blending suspense, clever plotting and astute character observations.
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First edition, first printing of Nemesis by Agatha Christie, published by Collins Crime Club in London, 1971. This is a near fine copy – one small name. The boards are free from notable wear, a touch of spotting to the front and rear paste-downs and ghosting to the front and rear free end papers. The very good unclipped wrapper with pushing to the head and foot of the spine and upper edge, with minor handling wear to the front panel.
Nemesis by Agatha Christie features Miss Marple, who is tasked with solving a murder mystery posthumously assigned by her late friend Mr. Rafiel. She must identify and investigate an unknown crime with only cryptic clues and her keen intuition. Set against the backdrop of an English countryside tour, Miss Marple unravels secrets of the past, exposing hidden motives and unravelling the truth in classic Christie fashion, blending suspense, clever plotting and astute character observations.
