At Bertram's Hotel

Tucked away in a Mayfair cul-de-sac, Bertram's Hotel was an island of Edwardian England in the heart of swinging London, where dowager duchesses, country clergymen – and impressionable Americans – could still find glowing coal fires and cold grouse for breakfast. It was the perfect setting for Miss Jane Marple. But it was a most inappropriate place for flamboyant Bess Sedgwick. And unthinkable as the centre of a web of crime…

Published 1976.

Binding of book is intact. Crease marks and pen marks on covers of book. Some tanning on edges of book. Annotations in pencil and pen on inside of front cover. Some foxing and waterstains on insides of covers as well. Some waterstains and foxing on certain pages.