Agatha Christie's detective novel "The Mirror Suddenly Shatters" was published in 1962. The famous actress Marina Gregg and her husband, director Jason Rudd, buy a mansion in St. Mary Mead. The reception they organize turns into a tragedy when one of the guests, Heather Badcock, suddenly dies. When it turns out that the incident was poisoning, everything becomes even more complicated. Miss Marple comes into action, using her natural insight and observation. Agatha Christie skillfully manages to keep the reader in tension and uncertainty until the last moment. Lord Tennyson's poem "Lady Shalott" has a symbolic meaning in the novel. The captivating mysterious stories of the queen of detectives, Agatha Christie, have "not given rest" to millions of readers for decades.
