The Sea Wall

Step into a brilliant, sun-drenched world of coastal deception with this legendary Hercule Poirot mystery from the Queen of Crime. Agatha Christie delivers an extraordinarily clever narrative set on the dramatic Cornish coast, where the iconic Belgian detective holidaying with Captain Hastings encounters a charming young heiress named Nick Buckley. Surviving a series of near-fatal accidents at her atmospheric clifftop estate, End House, Nick is targeted by an invisible enemy. Poirot must untangle a complex web of family secrets and hidden wills before a fatal blow is struck.

Author: Agatha Christie

Collectible June 1971 vintage Fontana paperback edition (Third Impression)

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Legendary crime master Agatha Christie follows the iconic Belgian sleuth Hercule Poirot and his faithful companion Captain Hastings through eleven of their earliest cases. Operating from his London flat, Poirot relies on his "little grey cells" to crack an array of bizarre puzzles. From the theft of priceless diamonds and a cursed Egyptian tomb to clever bond robberies, this witty text masterfully balances intricate clues with charming comedic timing. A fast-paced, highly entertaining profile for mystery lovers.

Author: Agatha Christie

**Note that the front cover has some damage along the for edge. Otherwise in great vintage condtion

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When Hercule Poirot discovered the truth of the Dog’s Ball incident, he became convinced that Emily Arundell did not die from natural causes. Who, then, was responsible for the death of this rich spinster? Could it be the slightly wanton Theresa, her spendthrift brother Charles, the seemingly meek companion Wilhelmina Lawson, Bella Tanios (married to a Greek doctor her aunt distrusted), or those irritating Tripps with their infernal séances? Unlike Poirot, the murderer forgot the tongue of the Dumb Witness.

Author: Agatha Christie

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Gipsy's Acre was a truly magnificent upland site with views out to sea—and for penniless Michael Rogers, it stirred a lifelong dream. There, he planned to build the perfect house, find the perfect girl, and live happily ever after. When he meets the wealthy heiress Ellie, it seems every desire has been fulfilled at once. Yet, as they move into their new home, a shadow of menace hangs over the land. This is a place where fatal "accidents" happen.

Author: Agatha Christie

Extra Note: The book has an internally cracked hinge, but no loose pages and other than that the book is in a very good vintage condition. 

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This book chronicles the incredible true story of a deeply brilliant but profoundly traumatized five-year-old boy named Dibs. Withdrawn into complete silence, emotionally isolated, and prone to violent tantrums, Dibs is misdiagnosed by teachers and his wealthy parents as mentally disabled. As a last resort, renowned child psychologist Dr. Virginia Axline begins weekly non-directive play therapy sessions with him. Through creative play, toys, and paint, Dibs slowly reveals his high intelligence, unlocks his hidden emotional scars, and embarks on a moving journey toward healing and self-discovery.

Author: Virginia Axline

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Albert Camus’ classic novel, The Plague, remains one of the most influential works of 20th-century literature. When an unexpected epidemic forces the city of Oran into a sudden lockdown, its citizens are forced to navigate isolation, duty, and community. This accessible existential masterpiece is a compelling read for anyone interested in classic fiction, philosophy, or stories about human resilience. Grab your copy today to explore a defining book of modern literature.

Author: Albert Camus

**Note the cover - internally still very good.

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James Clavell’s epic novel of Japan picks up twenty years after Tai-Pan and two and a half centuries after Shōgun. In 1862, Japan is in chaos. As the Shōgun’s power wanes, rival Samurai factions fight to restore the Emperor. Into this maelstrom come the gai-jin—hated, arrogant foreigners watching from Yokohama, ready to profit by selling weapons to all sides. But the foreign traders are divided by national rivalries. At their head stands Malcolm Struan, heir to the Noble House, facing off against Lord Yoshi, a direct descendant of Toranaga.

Author: James Clavell

Extra Note: British true first edition print run from 1993

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Author: Coles Notes

**Note tanned pages. 

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