Murder in Mesopotamia by Agatha Christie

Murder in Mesopotamia by Agatha Christie

Nurse Amy Leatheran is hired to look after the wife of an archaeologist at a dig near Hassanieh, because Louise Leidner has been seeing faces at windows and receiving letters from a husband who died fifteen years ago.

Then Louise is found dead in her room, which nobody entered. Christie was married to the archaeologist Max Mallowan and spent seasons on digs in Iraq and Syria, and the expedition house — the boredom, the sunburn, the small resentments between people who cannot leave — is drawn entirely from life.

One of the most atmospheric Poirot novels, and a favourite among Christie's Middle Eastern books.

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