Today #MurderEveryMonday, we honor mysteries that include a character in a wheelchair. I thought I'd give you the Christie version . . .

Which mystery with a chair-bound character would you pick for today’s climb into crime? #murdereverymonday @ArmchairSleuth

In the Jack Logan books there is one of the investigating team who is a wheelchair user - his role has increased as the story progresses. #MurderEveryMonday

For #MurderEveryMonday we are looking for characters who use wheelchairs. This author is famous for his Lincoln Rhyme books where the forensic scientist uses a wheelchair but in this book in the series he is joined by a new assistant who also uses one.

Novelization of TV detective Ironside by Jim Thompson (_The Killer Inside Me_, _The Grifters_, etc.) #MurderEveryMonday #detectivefiction

#MurderEveryMonday @ArmchairSleuth Four Wheelchair detective themes: Surprised at how many there are

Mercy! It’s #MurderEveryMonday.

'When Leo Westmacott's wheelchair rattles through the door at Gauss Home orphanage late one night, nobody is expecting him ...' Caleb Peiffer has written the Wheelchair Sleuth mysteries. #MurderEveryMonday https://t.co/NxKg6Lsb6a

It's #MurderEveryMonday & today's theme is someone in a wheelchair. Could have chosen one of my own again😂 but picked detective Mario Conde, whose best friend is Skinny Carlos, who stopped a bullet in Angola, & is no longer skinny & is confined to a wheelchair @ArmchairSleuth

For #murdereverymonday here's the American Tom Adams cover of #agathachristie's "Ordeal by Innocence". I'm also sharing items from his archive that inspired the design, incl. an image of Peter Sellers from the film "Dr. Strangelove" used for the character Philip Durrant.

I’m sorry I can’t offer a more likeable character for the "wheelchair user" #MurderEveryMonday theme! So, for me this week, Philip Durrant in #AgathaChristie’s 'Ordeal by Innocence' it is: ex-pilot, polio sufferer, downright scoundrel … and murder victim!