Poisoned at the Priory

1876. When newlywed barrister Charles Bravo ingests a rare poison, all evidence suggests suicide. But in the infamous inquest, a coroner finds it to be an unlawful murder. So, we must ask, what is the truth? Brown compiles the evidence and creates dramatic reconstructions of four main theories of how Charles Bravo may have died - including Agatha Christie's solution, in her own words, for the very first time.