Murder on the Orient Express: A Hercule Poirot Mystery
Book 9 of Hercule Poirot Mystery
Language: English
Christie; Agatha; 1890-1976 Detective England Fiction Fiction - Mystery General Mystery Mystery & Detective Mystery & Detective - Traditional British Mystery And Suspense Fiction Mystery fiction Orient Express (Express train) Poirot; Hercule (Fictitious character) Private Investigators Private investigators - England Suspense Traditional British
Publisher: Black Dog Publishing
Published: Jul 21, 2006
Description:
SUMMARY: One of Agatha Christie’s most famous mysteries, Murder on the Orient Express was inspired by two real-life crimes and the author’s own experience being stranded on the Orient Express during Christmas of 1931. While traveling to Paris, a wealthy American is stabbed to death in his cabin on the Orient Express. With the train stuck in a snowdrift, there is no easy escape for the killer. Fortunately, detective Hercule Poirot is aboard and launches a clever investigation into the curious assortment of passengers, of whom each seems to have a motive.