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Ordeal by Innocence
by Agatha Christie
This book doesn't have the quirkiness of Marple or Poirot. It has a lot of quite intense characters. And it has a lot of tension, but what it doesn't have is a lot of plot movement--that is, until the last couple of chapters. And then things go off with a bang. Not one of Christie's most memorable, but readable as always.