Hercule Poirot Mysteries (Audio): Murder in Mesopotamia Lib/E : A Hercule Poirot Mystery (Series #14) (CD-Audio)

from benfulton

My wife's favorite Christie ever. I liked it; the narrator seems like a stereotype that I'm not really familiar with; I think she's supposed to come across as rather unintelligent as well as commanding and no-nonsense, a certain sort of nurse character that pops up a lot in English mysteries with...

from Auntie-Nanuuq

Nurse is called upon to write the murderous history of the archeological dig in Mesopotamia where the people are not whom they seem to be and the Leader of the dig's wife is murdered......Archaeologist, Dr Lieder (who is devoted to his wife), has hired Nurse , to care for Mrs Leider, who has bout...

from Cassandra2020

Murder in Mesopotamia by Agatha Christie - very goodA nice quirk to this particular book is that it's written from the Nurse's perspective rather than Poirot. She is engaged to attend to the wife of an Archeaologist digging in Iraq whose nerves are 'bad'. She thinks her first husband has come bac...

from bcquinnsmom

Not one of my personal favorites among the cases of Hercule Poirot, but still quite engaging. Told from the perspective of Amy Leatheran, a nurse hired by a Dr. Eric Leidner to take care of his wife Louise at an archaeolgical excavation out in the deserts of Iraq. The nurse arrives to find that t...

from kell1732

This was the first Agatha Christie novel I have had the pleasure to read, and it was a genuine pleasure. I admired Christie's ability to spin a fascinating and perfectly complex mystery that keeps her readers guessing all the way to the final reveal. I think I flip-flopped between about four diff...