Other editions of book Sparkling Cyanide

This is NOT a signature edition. It's a paperback called "Remembered Death" by Agatha Christie. The original British Title: "Sparkling Cyanide". From inside the front cover: Your Wife Rosemary Didn't Kill Herself. She Was Murdered! George Barton received this strange anonymous note almost a year after Rosemary's death. It had all started at Rosemary's birthday party. The six guests saw her take a glass of champagne. Suddenly she slumped to the floor-dead. The verdict: suicide by poison. But after the note, people started to remember things: Rosemary's passionate letter to a mysterious lover, "Leopard." Handsome Anthony Browne's threats. The fact that Rosemary's penniless sister stood to inherit all of her fabulous fortune. Then somebody remembered one thing too many. So the killer struck again! From the back cover: It was certainly a strange kind of party to celebrate Rosemary's birthday. Every guest had a motive for her murder....

Collins brings the Queen of Crime, Agatha Christie, to English language learners. Agatha Christie is the most widely published author of all time and in any language. Now Collins has adapted her famous detective novels for English language learners. These carefully abridged versions are shorter with the language targeted at learners of English. Six people sit down for dinner at a table laid for seven. No one can forget the night exactly a year ago that Rosemary Barton died at this same table surrounded by the same people, her beautiful face turned blue with cyanide poison. Rosemary had always been memorable - and people had strong reactions to her. Did one of the six people at dinner feel strongly enough about her to kill her?