Passenger to Frankfurt

from MrsLee

I had to quit reading this book. I kept falling asleep. Now, that doesn't mean the book is unreadable, but at this point in my life it didn't hold my interest. Very slow pace and what to me, was a very uninteresting premise. I'll have to stick to Christie's mysteries.

from Auntie-Nanuuq

This book confused me, it felt like "snippets" of conversations, ideas, circumstances here & there......The book begins w/ a man giving his overcloak & passport to a young woman, as she has convinced him that if she gets on her prearranged flight, that she will be killed..... So while she "steal"...

from kgodey

In There is a Tide, Poirot remarks to Superintendent Spence that it's always the human interest that gets him. I think that is what I like so much about Agatha Christie's books – her incisive and almost brutal analyses of all the people in her books. This is especially well achieved in her books ...

from MrsLee

I had to quit reading this book. I kept falling asleep. Now, that doesn't mean the book is unreadable, but at this point in my life it didn't hold my interest. Very slow pace and what to me, was a very uninteresting premise. I'll have to stick to Christie's mysteries.

from sweetiegherkin

A minor diplomat's flight is re-directed to the Frankfurt Airport, where he meets a mysterious woman who asks him for his passport and boarding ticket so that she can go in his place on the connecting flight, or else she is at risk of being murdered. He soon finds himself wrapped up in an interna...