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Murder on the Orient Express
by Agatha Christie
Despite Murder on the Orient Express being over seventy-five years old, this locked room mystery was intriguing and timeless, and the solution was as logical as it was surprising. For mystery readers that like to guess whodunit, .
This was my first exposure to Hercule Poirot and my second to Agatha Christie, my first being The Murder in the Vicarage, a Miss Marple mystery. On that small sample size, I think I prefer Poirot to Marple.
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this is one rare case where almost any guess is partially correct, as almost every character in the book had a hand in the murder, literallyThis was my first exposure to Hercule Poirot and my second to Agatha Christie, my first being The Murder in the Vicarage, a Miss Marple mystery. On that small sample size, I think I prefer Poirot to Marple.