Hercule Poirot Mysteries (Audio): Elephants Can Remember Lib/E: A Hercule Poirot Mystery (Audiobook)

from beckakw

Poirot's objective in this book is to uncover the truth of a crime that happened in the past. By asking questions and using his usual process of thinking, Poirot discovers the truth in the crime.While not predictable from the beginning, I found this book to be the only one of Christie's that I've...

from anna45

Not the best of Agatha Christie, by a long shot, but still . . . it's an Agatha Christie, with the cozy trademark feel, and the quirky character of Ariadne Oliver, not to mention Poirot. Enjoy it for what it is--a lesser work by a great mystery writer--that's what I did.

from MrsLee

Hercule Poirot must dig deep into the past to solve a crime (or was it?) over a decade old. I don't think this is the best story Christie wrote, but it suited me at the moment. It is quite repetitive, sentimental at the end, not a difficult mystery to solve, and the timeline and people involved a...

from twherry

If you have read a lot of Agatha Christie, you will know that it is usually the portly Belgian detective Hercule Poirot who does all of the sleuthing but in this particular cold case, his good friend and celebrated author Ariadne Oliver takes charge. Some nosey old biddy comes up to Ariadne at a ...

from benfulton

It's an interesting subgenre of the English mystery, where the protagonist must uncover clues to solve a mystery or murder that happened in the past. ("Long past?" asked Scrooge. "No," returned the ghost. "Your past.") Generally it relates to the present-day characters - other examples might be A...