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Not even close to guessing correctly!

A Elinor yo la amo y la voy a defender siempre ante cualquier cosa, ella mata a alguien y yo voy a decir bueno ALGO HABRÁ HECHO

I think British court is funny because I picture everyone in a goofy wig. It was a fun break from the typical mold of her mysteries. I did not get the ending right but enjoyed the story thoroughly

I forgot how bad this narrator is at Belgium accents

Quite the amount of exposition

If I had more energy I would crank this book out and finish it but I’m sleepy

The idea of being engaged to a man and he ends up falling for another woman after one look is INSANE

God so far. I like how I never know what’s happening next

Tenía tiempo que un libro de AG no me atrapaba tanto desde su inicio

امیدوارم ملکه آگاتا کریستی بتونه با این کتابش مزخرف بودن کتاب قبلی رو بشوره ببره

thank god, finally poirot is here

Yeahhh girl that’s not a good look

God Roddy is such a mess. That’s a bullet dodged babe. Why bother even speaking with him anymore.

I would not have done well in this time period because I don't think men deserve this much respect.

Always men being mad that they aren't good enough for good women.

So weird to see people in different time periods. Roddy is so useless an everyone is talking about appeasing him. ew.

So Roddy has GOT to be the killer

Yeah, I know who did it.

No idea

Roddy is a bitch.

LOVED, great format I was on the edge of my seat

Christmas reading g for wallaroo

OMG I need to know what happened!!!🫠

annual Agatha Christie

First lines | “Prologue // ‘Elinor Katharine Carlisle. You stand charged upon this indictment with the murder of Mary Gerard upon the 27th of July last. Are you guilty or not guilty?’”

“That, M. Poirot, is confidential. I cannot tell you without authorization from my client.”
Poirot said: “Then I shall have to interview your client!”
Mr. Seddon said with a cold smile: “That, I fear, will not be easy.”
Poirot rose and made a gesture. “Everything,” he said, “is easy to Hercule Poirot.”

“You had better, I think, tell me the exact facts of the case.”
“Haven’t you read anything about it in the papers?”
Hercule Poirot waved a hand. “A mention of it—yes. But the newspapers, they are so inaccurate, I never go by what they say.”

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The last book I read is one of those rare, rare reads that are difficult for me to move on from. Decided to follow it with a known gem👍🏻

Reels you in, and then such a slow start