Books like Agatha Christie's Poirot by Anne Hart
Anne Hart offers a definitive companion to the Poirot novels, films, and television presentations, tracing the Belgian detective’s career across 33 books and 56 short stories. From country-house drawing rooms to Limehouse opium dens and Mediterranean escapades, she examines Poirot’s origins, tastes, relationships, and idiosyncrasies, revealing the character’s enduring appeal.
First publish date: January 25, 1990
Genre: Mystery & Detective/Cozy Mystery
Authors: Anne Hart
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