Murder on the Orient Express
by Agatha Christie
5/5
William Morrow Paperbacks 274 pages January 1, 1934
When a wealthy American is found stabbed to death in his locked compartment aboard the Orient Express, legendary detective Hercule Poirot must solve the case before the snowbound train reaches its destination. Every passenger has an alibi — and every passenger has a motive.
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Poirot on a train! Jim adores this one because the solution is so audacious that you either love it or throw the book across the room. Jim loves it. The claustrophobic setting is perfect, the parade of suspects is delicious, and Christie's plotting is more precise than a Swiss watch. Five worms — the little grey cells approve, and so does this little green worm.
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