Four-and-Twenty Blackbirds
によって
Agatha Christie
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History
形式
キンドル
ページ数
40
言語
英語
公開されました
Jan 1, 2011
出版社
William Morrow Paperbacks
版
1
ISBN-10
0062129570
ISBN-13
9780062129574
説明
Hercule Poirot finds himself immersed in the charm of a traditional English setting, where a simple supper with his friend Bonnington quickly spirals into a perplexing mystery. As they gather for a meal, the atmosphere is thick with anticipation and the aroma of home-cooked dishes. Yet, the evening takes an unexpected turn as the evening's joviality is disrupted by the dark undertones of deception and intrigue lurking just beneath the surface.
With his renowned skills of deduction, Poirot navigates a web of social interactions and hidden motives among the guests. Each character offers a piece of the puzzle, contributing to a storyline rich with suspense and unexpected twists. The harmony of the meal is soon juxtaposed with the chaos of an unfolding investigation, leading Poirot to question everything he thought he understood about friendship and trust.
As the layers of the mystery are slowly peeled away, Poirot’s unyielding logic and keen insight shine through. In a race against the clock, he must unravel the clues before the evening culminates in a conclusion no one could predict. The elegant yet tense atmosphere immerses readers in a world of classic whodunit, inviting them to join Poirot on this thrilling journey of discovery.
With his renowned skills of deduction, Poirot navigates a web of social interactions and hidden motives among the guests. Each character offers a piece of the puzzle, contributing to a storyline rich with suspense and unexpected twists. The harmony of the meal is soon juxtaposed with the chaos of an unfolding investigation, leading Poirot to question everything he thought he understood about friendship and trust.
As the layers of the mystery are slowly peeled away, Poirot’s unyielding logic and keen insight shine through. In a race against the clock, he must unravel the clues before the evening culminates in a conclusion no one could predict. The elegant yet tense atmosphere immerses readers in a world of classic whodunit, inviting them to join Poirot on this thrilling journey of discovery.
