Miss Jane Marple is on vacation and loving every minute of her stay at London's eminently expensive bastion of tradition, Bertram's Hotel. But its impeccable old-world reputation is being tarnished—by new blood. For someone disreputable has just checked in. And what's now going on at Bertram's Hotel is a crime. ."I suspect that future scholars of the detective novel will hold that its greatest practitioner, outranking even Ellery Queen and John Dickson Carr, has been Agatha Christie...as she roundly demonstrates in At Bertram's Hotel. A joy to read from beginning to end." .—New York Times. . . . .