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I‘m torn between Agatha Christie novels placed in small English villages or the ones with the settings at world heritages sites. I loved this one because the murder happened at Petra. 🏛️

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Um... Okay... 🤯🤯
Poirot certainly knows how to leave the world with flair. He summons Hastings back to Styles for one last case where it all began. Everything was very psychological and poor clueless Hastings is left in the dark as usual.
The ending was just 👩🏻‍🍳😘
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Another great installment in the Poirot series. This was one of my favorites I think, it kind of gave me James Bond/Sherlock vibes with a dash of supervillain evil global plotting.

3✨ thought it was interesting that this girl comes up to Poirot saying she committed a murder. Then tells him he‘s too old. I wasn‘t as engaged as I would have liked to be, but I figured out what was happening and was surprised at who it was. I feel like only Poirot can figure out who the murderer is in his stories. This makes him all the more amazing.

Spymasters are concerned when the wife of a vanished scientist decides to travel to Morocco to get away from the incessant publicity. Does she have an ulterior motive?

I'm not usually a fan of AC's spy stories, preferring her mysteries, but this was better than most. I had feelings of deja vu for the trip to the secret base with lots of changes of transport and costume to fool any pursuers, but I don't remember having read it before. Low Pick

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Book 103/100 of the year.

The man behind the desk moved a heavy glass paperweight four inches to the right.

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