At Bertram's Hotel

Agatha Christie

1965

In Agatha Christie's "At Bertram's Hotel," Miss Marple visits a charming, old-fashioned hotel in London, only to find herself embroiled in a web of intrigue. Behind its genteel façade, Bertram's is a hub of mysterious activities. As Miss Marple delves deeper, she uncovers connections between a series of crimes and the hotel's seemingly respectable guests and staff. With her keen observations and intuitive understanding of human nature, she unravels a complex case involving deception, robbery, and even murder, revealing that appearances can be deceiving.