The Lost Days of Agatha Christie

By: Carole Owens

Narrated by: Wanda McCaddon

There was only one mystery Agatha Christie could not solve: her own. Why did she disappear in 1926?

The New York Times, seven decades after her disappearance, identified Agatha Christie "as the town's [Harrogate's] most famous non-resident". It is an indication that the mystery of the lost days has never ceased to fascinate Christie fans. Time has not diminished their desire to find a solution.

In this psychological mystery, Dr. Carole Owens, a practicing psychotherapist, takes on Agatha Christie as a patient to diagnose her problem and at long last solve the mystery of The Last Days of Agatha Christie.

©1998 Blackstone Audiobooks; 1995 Carole Owens

Critic reviews

"I loved it...a solution to Agatha's unsolved mystery, a look at how psychotherapy works, and two strong characters." (Maureen Stapleton, actor and author)

A fictional view of her disappearance

Would you recommend this book to a friend? Why or why not?

Yes
The title of the book is intriguing so one has to know the outcome

Would you recommend The Lost Days of Agatha Christie to your friends? Why or why not?

yes

Have you listened to any of Nadia May’s other performances before? How does this one compare?

No
Good reader

If this book were a movie would you go see it?

Yes

Enjoyable. Logically thought out.

Logical explanation of Agatha Christie’s lost eleven days. Delightful reading by Wanda McCaddon. Enjoyed it thoroughly.