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It starts with a tale of despair that defines romance in The House of Dreams . Written in her early years, the signature style is so subtle ...

In the remote outskirts of Petra, sat the still deadbody of Mrs Boynton, the sadist head of the Boynton family. Was she killed or did she...

It all happened after a funeral when the sudden remark of one of the attendees gave a new perspective to the apparently normal death of R...

An unidentified man lies dead in a blind woman's house. Surrounded by four stopped clocks, the body is discovered by a typewritist. A...

Poirot’s fussiness to neatness and order could not have been better utilized than this narrative as an immensely important clue is due t...

Containing four of the gripping mysteries penned by Christie, this volume delves deep inside human psychology. When the wife wants her h...

The collection contains a bunch of Christie stories that are not all detective fiction but related to crime in one way or the other. The...

The short and smart detective had held my fascination the first time I got to know him, but through television series. So when I saw the...

The most biographical of Christie's character, Mrs. Ariadne Oliver accompanies the authoress' most egoist sleuth Hercule Poirot in t...