Peril at End House by Agatha Christie

Peril at End House by Agatha Christie

Poirot is retired, on holiday in Cornwall, and telling Hastings he has finished with crime when a bullet passes through a young woman's hat on the hotel terrace. Nick Buckley laughs it off — along with the brakes that failed, the boulder that fell and the painting that came down over her bed.

Poirot installs himself at End House to protect her, and fails, which is the point at which the novel becomes something rather more interesting than a protection job. It is one of Christie's most elegantly hidden solutions and one of her fairest.

Classic early Poirot with Hastings narrating — brisk, charming and impossible to guess.

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