Five Little Pigs by Agatha Christie

Five Little Pigs by Agatha Christie

Carla Lemarchant was five when her mother was convicted of poisoning her father. Sixteen years later she brings Poirot a letter her mother wrote before dying in prison, insisting she was innocent, and asks him to prove it.

There is no scene to examine and no evidence to test. Only five people were present that day, and Poirot's method is to make each of them write out their memory of it. The five accounts agree on the facts and disagree on everything that matters, and the truth is hiding in the difference.

Christie named this among her own favourites, and many readers consider it the finest Poirot novel she wrote.

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