A review by silkcaramel
Cards on the Table by Agatha Christie

4.0

Another amazing Christie book! I liked the idea of uniting Poirot, Mrs. Oliver, Colonel Race and Inspector Battle in one novel, and how well they interacted with each other and complimented each other, with their unique manner of investigating. Of course, the final word was obviously Poirot's, but still, I like that they respected each other as detectives - official ones or not. Also, it was full of twists and misleading, and the culprit was quite unexpected, which is classic Christie. I enjoyed how she balanced 4 detectives and 4 suspects and how each of them as guilty in their own way. I haven't read this one before and I liked it a lot! I would love for Miss Marple to be in it, I'm curious to see how she would interact with Poirot. I hope I can find a novel where they work together some day!