Make it up to You by Lucy Keeling- Feature and Review.The Bookish Life of Nina Hill by Abbi Waxman- Feat.FLASHBACK FRIDAY: Darktown by Thomas Mullen- Featu.MONDAY'S MUSICAL MOMENTS: Mods to Rockers.
That Old Scoundrel Death by Bill Crider- Feature a.Reach for a Star by Kathryn Freeman- Feature and R.TRUE CRIME THURSDAY- The Ghost of Eden Park -by K.FLASHBACK FRIDAY- The Lake House- by Kate Morton.
Wrapped Up in You- Jill Shalvis- Feature and Review.Having read Poirot mysteries off and on over the years, I know this one might not rank up there with some of the later installments, but this a smart and impressive gem!! I was enthralled by her skill, and it is easy to see why she had such an enormous impact on the mystery genre.Īs pure mysteries are few and far between right now, I’m looking to read more classics. (With the exception of a bit of cringe-worthy insta-love)Ĭhristie is very clever, and it is obvious she put much thought into the plot, dotting the I’s and crossing the t’s. This is a stunning guessing game, narrated by Hastings, who provides his own unique observations along with his amusing commentary.ĭespite its age, and our current desensitization and demand for more shock and awe, I think this story stands on its own merits quite well. Christie was always at least two steps ahead of me. I was never able to sit back, smugly confident that I had it all figured out. I thoroughly enjoyed this classic mystery. Christie obviously found inspiration with Holmes and Watson, and one can debate whether this is a homage or a parody, but either way, she did a masterful job with this twisty, complex whodunit. This is the second Poirot by Agatha Christie and is one I have not read. Pitted against a younger and equally confident detective, Poirot is determined to meet his competition head on, utilizing his advantage of experience to solve the crime. Unfortunately, upon arrival, Hastings and Poirot are informed they have arrived too late and Renauld is dead… murdered as it so happens. Poirot has been frantically summoned to France by Monsieur Paul Renauld. The Murder on the Links by Agatha Christie is a 1923 publication.
The Murder on the Links by Agatha Christie MURDER - bizarre and baffling - had come to the Villa Genevieve. Hercule Poirot had answered an appeal for help - but he was too late! 'One can see by his face that he was stabbed in the back' said Poirot.īut the strangest feature of the case was where they found the body - in an open grave!
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