Endless Night

First published in 1967 by Wm. Collins. This copy was the first issue by Fontana books, printed 1970.

Passenger to Frankfurt

Passenger to Frankfurt was first published by Wm. Collins in 1970. This is the first paperback edition, and first Fontana, issued in 1972 and was priced at 30p. The Cover Painting was done by Tom Adams. Adams illustated many of Agatha Christie's paperback covers, published by both Fontana and Pocket Books.

Nemesis

First published in 1971. This copy was the first issue by Fontana in 1974.

Cover painting by Tom Adams

A letter from a dead friend promises Miss Marple a large reward for investigating a crime - without telling her who was involved, or when it happened!
When she accepts, she is given a reservation for a coach tour of historic homes and gardens. She has fifteen fellow-passengers - and one of them must know a murderer's secret...

Postern of Fate

First published in 1973 by William Collins Sons & Co Ltd. This si the first issue in Fontana Books dated 1976.

'MARY JORDAN DID NOT DIE NATURALLY...'
The message lies hidden for half a century. The Tommy and Tuppence Beresford stumble on it - and incover a sinister trail of poisoning, spies and subversion that puts their own lives in peril. Sixty years after their first murder, Mary Jordan's enemies are still ready to kill to keep her secrets...

Elephants Can Remember

First published in 1972. This copy is the first Fontana issue, published 1975.

Cover painting by Tom Adams.

Hercule Poirot stood on the cliff overlooking the rocks below and the sea breaking against them. Here where he stood the bodies of a husband and wife had been found. Here, three weeks before that, a woman had walked in her sleep and falled to her death.
But why had these things happened...?

Hallowe'en Party

First published in 1969. This copy is the first issue by Fontana Books from 1972.

By the Pricking of My Thumbs

First published in 1971, and first published by Fontana books in 1971. The next impressions were in August and September 1971, and this copy is the fourth impression dated October 1971.

By the pricking of my thumbs
Something wicked this way comes.
MACBETH