“... Getting out of the car, Edward climbed the hill and walked for half an hour, as if in delirium, through the snowy world. Returning to the car, he set of...

“... I didn’t quite understand what he wanted to say, but he continued: “In case of illness, it is useful to listen to both points of view: the opinion of a ...

“... The lady nervously clenched and unclenched her fingers on the armrest of the chair, licked her dry lips and still did not dare to speak. “Sir Edward,” s...

“... Dorothy opened her mouth to object to her companion, but, after thinking, she muttered: “Move me the cherries.” I've eaten more than you, and now I'll s...

The twentieth volume of book one of the Collected Works of Agatha Christie includes collections of stories: “Poirot Knows a Murderer” (1920–1924), “Poirot In...

“Poirot arrived at number 14 in Bardsley Gardens just as a car containing Japp and three of his subordinates stopped in front of the door. Number 14 immediat...

In the novel “The Hours,” the brilliant detective Poirot has to solve a whole series of “purely English murders.” The most cruel of them is when the victim i...

In the novel “Cards on the Table,” Hercule Poirot faces a difficult task: to identify a murderer who commits crimes according to the laws of card games and i...

In the novel The Endhouse Mystery, Poirot has to solve the most serious problem in the history of mankind - to understand the female soul.

The novel “One, Two, Buckle Up” (published in the USA under the title “Patriotic Murders”) again draws the great detective into deadly political games.

In this novel, a little Belgian will have to investigate the murder of an elderly servant. Who could a quiet and inconspicuous old woman interfere with?

Things begin to disappear in the student dormitory... At first glance, the disappearance of shoes, a cookbook, a backpack, and a light bulb do not foretell a...