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Old 08-03-2008, 06:16 AM   #19
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In what possible way is Agatha Christie "Sleazy"? I'm quite shocked that anyone could consider them to be so - they represent the epitome of "genteel English society", generally speaking.

The majority (about 55 out of her 80-odd) novels are published by HarperCollins and are available as very reasonably-priced eBooks from eBook stores such as FictionWise.
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