Description
Step into the razor-sharp world of Hercule Poirot, where every clue is a piece of a larger puzzle and every contradiction demands an answer. In this collection of investigations, Poirot applies his meticulous methods and psychological insight to unravel crimes that seem, at first glance, impossible—revealing how motive, misdirection, and human nature intertwine. Christie’s classic whodunit craftsmanship shines through as suspects are carefully weighed, timelines are tested, and the truth emerges through patient observation rather than brute force. With its elegant pacing and enduring appeal, this volume captures the themes of deception, justice, and the surprising logic behind seemingly chaotic events.
Available Editions
paperback
HarperCollins Publishers
Published Jan 1, 2011
258 pages
ISBN: 9780062074003
paperback
MB Cooltura
Published Nov 25, 2024
285 pages
ISBN: 9789877449556
#1The Mysterious Affair at Styles
#2The Murder on the Links
#3Poirot Investigates
#4The Murder of Roger Ackroyd
#5The Big Four
#6The Mystery of the Blue Train
#7Black Coffee
#8Peril at End House
#9Lord Edgware Dies
#10Murder on the Orient Express
#11Three Act Tragedy
#12Death in the Clouds
#13The A.B.C. Murders
#14Murder in Mesopotamia
#15Cards on the Table
#16Murder in the Mews
#17Dumb Witness
#18Death on the Nile
#19Appointment with Death
#20Hercule Poirot's Christmas
#21Sad Cypress
#22One, Two, Buckle My Shoe
#23Evil Under the Sun
#24Five Little Pigs
#25The Hollow
#26The Labours of Hercules
#27Taken at the Flood
#28The Under Dog and Other Stories
#29Mrs. McGinty's Dead
#30After the Funeral
#31Hickory Dickory Dock
#32Dead Man's Folly
#33Cat Among the Pigeons
#34The Clocks
#35Third Girl
#36Hallowe'en Party
#37Elephants Can Remember
#38Poirot's Early Cases
#39Curtain
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Community Reviews(1)
wretched, awful book. agatha christie cannot write short stories as short as these. her characters are regularly cardboard slat stereotypes mixed in a bingo ball cage with a well developed poirot and in a narrative this short, their complete lack of characterization or intrigue is extremely apparent. hastings, who is decently characterized, rarely moves past his disdain and jealousy toward poirot when given so little literary room to breathe. all of these stories jammed back to back with no substance made this an incredibly unpleasant read. no one crime, character cast, or setting was fleshed out enough to give it panache or to allow the reader an attempt to solve the mystery before poirot just tells us what happened. also this was the most racist poirot novel thus far with not only a frequent use of racial slurs, but racial stereotyping and racist rhetoric. point out sign of the times if you wish, but christie refrained from this level of racist drivel in the previous novels.
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First Published
1924
Language
eng
Content Warnings
Content and trigger warnings for Poirot Investigates by Agatha Christie.