The Affair of the Pink Pearl: A Tommy and Tuppence Mystery
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Agatha Christie
Agatha Christie (1890-1976) was an English author of mystery fiction whose status in the genre is unparalleled. A prolific and dedicated creator, she wrote short stories, plays and poems, but her fame is due primarily to her mystery novels, especially those featuring two of the most celebrated sleuths in crime fiction, Hercule Poirot and Miss Marple. Ms. Christie’s novels have sold in excess of two billion copies, making her the best-selling author of fiction in the world, with total sales comparable only to those of William Shakespeare or The Bible. Despite the fact that she did not enjoy cinema, almost 40 films have been produced based on her work.
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The Affair of the Pink Pearl - Agatha Christie
TOMMY AND TUPPENCE
A DETECTIVE SERIES BY AGATHA CHRISTIE
No. II-- THE AFFAIR OF THE PINK PEARL
WHAT on earth are you doing?
demanded Tuppence, as she entered the inner sanctum of the Detective and Skilled Inquiry Agency (Blunt's Brilliant Detectives) and discovered her lord and master prone on the floor in a sea of books.
Tommy struggled to his feet.
I was trying to arrange these books on the top shelf of that cupboard,
he complained, and the damned chair gave way.
What are they, anyway?
asked Tuppence, picking up a volume. ‘The Hound of the Baskervilles’ I wouldn't mind reading that again some time.
You see the idea,
said Tommy, dusting himself with care. Half-hours with the Great Masters- that sort of thing. You see, Tuppence, I can't help feeling that we are more or less amateurs at this business. Of course, amateurs in one sense we cannot help being, but it would do no harm to acquire the technique, so to speak. These books are detective stories by the leading masters of the art. I intend to try different styles, and compare results.
H'm! said Tuppence.
I often wonder how those detectives would have got on in real life. She picked up another volume.
You'll find a difficulty in being Thorndyke. You've no medical experience, and less legal, and I never heard that science was your strong point."
Perhaps not,
said Tommy. "But