Agatha Christie Mysteries
Partners in Crime
This is a collection in chronological order of Agatha Christie's Hercule Poirot mystery novels and stand alone mystery novels. She wrote 66 detective novels and 14 short story collections of murder, mayhem and mystery. She created several notable literary detectives such as Miss Marple, Tommy & Tuppence, Mary Westmacott and the infamous Hercule Poirot.
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| The Mysterious Affair at Styles | One Two Buckle My Shoe | The Sittaford Mystery | | The Murder on the Links | The Hollow | Why Didnt They Ask Evans | | The Murder of Roger Ackroyd | Taken At The Flood | Three Act Tragedy | | The Big Four | Mrs McGintys Dead | Murder is Easy | | The Mystery of the Blue Train | After the Funeral | And Then There Were None | | Peril at End House | Hercule Poirot and the Greenshore Folly | Five Little Pigs | | Lord Edgware Dies | Hickory Dickory Dock | Towards Zero | | Murder on the Orient Express | Dead Mans Folly | Death Comes At The End | | Death in the Clouds | Cat Among the Pigeons | Sparkling Cyanide | | Murder in Mesopotamia | The Clocks | Crooked House | | The ABC Murders | Third Girl | They Came to Baghdad | | Cards on the Table | Halloween Party | Destination Unknown | | Dumb Witness | Elephants Can Remember | Ordeal By Innocence | | Death on the Nile | Curtain | The Pale Horse | | Appointment with Death | Black Coffee | Endless Night | | Hercule Poirots Christmas | The Man in the Brown Suit | Passenger to Frankfurt | | Sad Cypress | The Secret of Chimneys | The Unexpected Guest | | Evil Under The Sun | The Seven Dials Mystery | Spiders Web |
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