Murder on the Orient Express (Hercule Poirot, #10)

Whatcan a mystery addict desire than a much loathed murder victim found aboard the luxurious Orient Express with multiple stab wounds, thirteen likely suspects, an incomparably brilliant detective in Hercule Poirot, and the most ingenious crime ever conceived Best Download [ Murder on the Orient Express (Hercule Poirot, #10) ] Author [ Agatha Christie ] – kino-fada.fr When all the other little girls wanted to be princesses do you know what I wanted to be And no, it wasn t a vampire, either it wasHERCULE POIROT S SIDEKICK The fact that I actually took the time to edit my face into that picture should tell you something about a my Poiro...This was my first Agatha Christie novel and it definitely did not disappoint I was not expecting that ending, which is obviously a good thing in a murder mystery story, but I am proud of myself for picking up on some other clues I am so impressed by how she was... 7575 2017 13 10 24 95% 1934 1932 5 2016 7 2016 5 stars to Agatha Christie s Murder on the Orient Express I chose to read this Christie spectacular after finishing And There Were None She s such a treasure never disappoints.A train A murder Multiple suspects Nearly an alibi for everyone But wait, there s a motive for everyone How did this seemingly impossible murder occur Hercule Poirot knows.Well, I m glad he did because I was stumped But with good reason as this plot twist will have your knickers locked down and not just in a 5 stars to Agatha Christie s Murder on the Orient Express I chose to read this Christie spectacular after finishing And There Were None She s such a treasure never disappoints.A train A murder Multiple suspects Nearly an alibi for everyone But wait, there s a motive for everyone How did this seemingly impossible murder occur Hercule Poirot knows.Well, I m glad he did because I was stumped But with good reason as this plot twist will have your knickers locked down and not just in a bunch...The train, it is as dangerous as a sea voyage So, this was my first Agatha Christie book and considering how much fun I had while I read it, it definitely won t be my last Yes, you read correctly and your mind didn t play tricks on you I had F.U.N I actually enjoyed reading this so much I constantly found myself giggling with delight lol I swear there s nothing better than a mystery or a puzzle you need to solve and I guess in this particular case it might have even been both PTThe train, it is as dangerous as a sea voyage So, this was my first Agatha Christie book and considering how much fun I had while I read it, it definitely won t be my last Yes, you read correctly and your mind didn t play tricks on you I had F.U.N I actually enjoyed reading this so much I constantly found myself giggling with delight lol I swear there s nothing better than a mystery or a puzzle you need to so...I m pretty astounded by how much fun this was I mean, this may be just me, but early to mid twentieth century mystery about train crime doesn t exactly scream nonstop thrill ride But here we are I m also not sure why it took me so long to write this review two months, to be exact, so actually not that long for me but still but again, here we are.I don t actually really want to say much on ...If you re on a train or boat, or island , planning to commit a nice, unsolvable murder, and you find out Hercule Poirot is one of the guestsJust change your plans That is all.I d like to know if anyone has ever solved this particular murder mystery It s mind... Sacr e Agatha Christie She was pretty darn amazing.I must say I never read and so much liked a book with such a boring constant setting I mean a train Come on, how exciting can that get Apparently, though, it is a great setting for mystery cases I just now remember watching The Tourist with Angelina Jolie, and wasn t the scene in the train the one that was going to have in impact on everything to come Yes, it was Trains are fast, they create blurred lines, and they are filled with st Sacr e Agatha Christie She was pretty darn amazing.I must say I never read and so much liked a book with such a boring constant setting I mean a train Come on, how exciting can that get Apparently, though, it is a great setting for mystery cases I just now remember watching The Tourist with Angelina Jolie, and wasn t the scene in the train the one that was going to have in impact on everything to come Yes, it was Trains are fast, they create blurred lines, and they are filled with strangers We can say they add a once of suspense in stories.This is my second book by Mrs Christi...Wahoo I m finally going to read a Poirot book I have the complete blu ray box set and love this series so much And now I get start on one of the books The wonderful Hercule Poirot can not ever go on any holidays without someone being murdered But, never the less he will figure it out And a murder has taken place upon the Orient Express The man murdered in named Ratchett, but we find out later on in the story this is an alias Poirot has simply uncovered that the murderer is on the tra Wahoo I m finally going to read a Poirot book I have the complete blu ray box set and love this series so much And now I get start on one of the books The wonderful Hercule Poirot can not ever go on any holidays without someone being murdered But, never the less h...Some crimes God does not forgive Last week, I watched for the gazillionth time ITV s 2010 production of Murder on the Orient Express with the inimitable David Suchet in the role of our beloved Hercule Poirot and it prompted certain thoughts in my mind Why is this considered one of Christie s finest creations Many say that, arguably, it is her best work and this view I do share.I don t think any of us need a synopsis To say the story is well known would be an understatement EvenSome crimes God does not forgive Last week, I watched for the gazillionth time ITV s 2010 production of Murder on the Orient Express with the inim...

• English
• 17 June 2018
Agatha Christie
• Paperback
• 274 pages
• 0007119313
• Agatha Christie
• Murder on the Orient Express (Hercule Poirot, #10)