· Kristel Thornell’s On the Blue Train unravels Christie mystery. In Thornell Kristel’s latest book, ‘almost every line has a worldly poise’. When you follow someone, you'll see their latest Author: Peter Pierce. On the Blue Train by Aussie author Kristel Thornell was a wonderful historical fiction novel woven around the real-life disappearance of Agatha Christie back in A story of what might have happened, blended with what did happen – On the Blue Train is sad, and definitely uplifting!/5(5). On the blue train / Kristel Thornell. Yes, she said, finally. Breaks are important. There are times when it's wiser to get away. From it all. It was the work of a moment: On 4 December , Agatha Christie became Teresa Neele, resident of the spa hotel, the Harrogate Hydro. With her wedding ring left behind, and her minimal belongings unpacked.
On the Blue Train by Kristel Thornell It was the work of a moment: On 4 December , Agatha Christie became Teresa Neele, resident of the spa hotel, the Harrogate Hydro. With her wedding ring left behind, and her minimal belongings unpacked, the lost days begin. 'On the Blue Train' is Kristel Thornell's depiction of Agatha Christie's unexplained disappearance for 11 days in Set in London, this story is a mixture of fact and fiction. Agatha goes under the alias of Teresa Neele and gives herself a background of being a widow. On the Blue Train by Aussie author Kristel Thornell was a wonderful historical fiction novel woven around the real-life disappearance of Agatha Christie back in A story of what might have happened, blended with what did happen - On the Blue Train is sad, and definitely uplifting! There's tragedy and hope, love and grief; happiness and.
Kristel Thornell’s On the Blue Train unravels Christie mystery. In Thornell Kristel’s latest book, ‘almost every line has a worldly poise’. When you follow someone, you'll see their latest. On the blue train / Kristel Thornell. Yes, she said, finally. Breaks are important. There are times when it's wiser to get away. From it all. It was the work of a. In this entrancing novel of creativity and grief, Kristel Thornell combines fact and fantasy to reconstruct Agatha Christie's retreat from a life that had become too difficult. With verve and sensitivity, Thornell imagines what Christie could not write.
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