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Agatha Christie Ô 9 FREE READ FREE READ Murder in Three Acts ´ E-book, or Kindle E-pub Nlucky evening for the mild mannered Reverend Stephen Babbington who choked on his cocktail went into convulsions and died But when his martini glass was. The Three Act Tragedy is another interesting murder mystery of the Poirot series The story is written in three acts as if on a play and true to its kind there is a lively drama that unfolds through the chapters We see only a little of Hercule Poirot in the story after his appearance in the first act till he re enters in the third So instead of Poirot we see two armature detectives poking their noses around to find clues and gathering evidence in the effort to establish the identity of the murderer It was a fun read I liked all the characters with their peculiar characteristics Interestingly here we see that Poirot is making a mess of things before finally getting into the right track I had my own view on who the murderer is and was delighted when it is proved right But the motive was another matter When Poirot so painstakingly established the motive for the crimes it came as a real surpriseI enjoyed the read very much and really loved the ending scene where Poirot and Mr Satterthwaite recollect on the event of the first murder and realize that either of the two could easily have been victims The dialogue between them on that occasion was uite hilarious It is a brilliant dramatic ending to the story The egotism of the little Belgian detective is simply adorable Infants and Children play and true to its kind there is a lively drama that unfolds through the chapters We see only a little of Hercule Poirot in the story after his appearance in the first act till he re enters in the third So instead of Poirot we see two armature detectives Bitter Heart poking their noses around to find clues and gathering evidence in the effort to establish the identity of the murderer It was a fun read I liked all the characters with their Garden of Last Hope peculiar characteristics Interestingly here we see that Poirot is making a mess of things before finally getting into the right track I had my own view on who the murderer is and was delighted when it is The Lion and the Lark proved right But the motive was another matter When Poirot so Gladiatrix Hybrid #6 painstakingly established the motive for the crimes it came as a real surpriseI enjoyed the read very much and really loved the ending scene where Poirot and Mr Satterthwaite recollect on the event of the first murder and realize that either of the two could easily have been victims The dialogue between them on that occasion was uite hilarious It is a brilliant dramatic ending to the story The egotism of the little Belgian detective is simply adorable

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Agatha Christie Ô 9 FREE READ FREE READ Murder in Three Acts ´ E-book, or Kindle E-pub Sent for chemical analysis there was no trace of poison just as Poirot had predicted Even troubling for the great detective there was absolutely no moti. A very enjoyable mystery that kept me guessing I really enjoyed the strong characterizations One of the main characters has the rather unusual nickname of Egg At some point uite far along in the story the nickname Egg is explained apparently when Hermione Lytton Gore was tiny she would fall over each time she tried to get up rather like an egg and the name stuck It reminded me of the egg shaped weebles that were popular when my sister was little in the early 1970s I can remember the jingle from the TV advertisements weebles wobble but they don t fall down Those advertisers knew a thing or two about creating catchphrases that stickNarration by the sublime Hugh Fraser I truly enjoy listening to him ably act all the characters in this series Bitter Heart poison just as Poirot had Garden of Last Hope predicted Even troubling for the great detective there was absolutely no moti. A very enjoyable mystery that kept me guessing I really enjoyed the strong characterizations One of the main characters has the rather unusual nickname of Egg At some The Lion and the Lark point uite far along in the story the nickname Egg is explained apparently when Hermione Lytton Gore was tiny she would fall over each time she tried to get up rather like an egg and the name stuck It reminded me of the egg shaped weebles that were Gladiatrix Hybrid #6 popular when my sister was little in the early 1970s I can remember the jingle from the TV advertisements weebles wobble but they don t fall down Those advertisers knew a thing or two about creating catchphrases that stickNarration by the sublime Hugh Fraser I truly enjoy listening to him ably act all the characters in this series

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• Murder in Three Acts
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• 03 June 2018
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