Murder In Mesopotamia: A Hercule Poirot Mystery
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A classic whodunit set against the exotic backdrop of an archaeological dig in 1930s Iraq, Murder in Mesopotamia places Agatha Christie's beloved Belgian detective Hercule Poirot at the centre of a baffling murder mystery. When the wife of a prominent archaeologist is found dead at a remote excavation site, Poirot — travelling nearby — is called in to investigate a crime that seems almost impossible to have been committed. Christie constructs a brilliantly intricate puzzle, filling the isolated desert camp with a cast of suspicious academics, jealous rivals, and hidden secrets from the past. With her trademark sharp wit and masterful plotting, she delivers a suspenseful tale that keeps readers guessing until the very last page. First published in 1936, this entry in the Poirot series remains one of Christie's most atmospheric and ingeniously constructed mysteries.
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Condition remarks:
Condition: Good to fair. Paperback. Page Condition: Good - possible tanning. Markings: possible previous owner inscription.
A classic whodunit set against the exotic backdrop of an archaeological dig in 1930s Iraq, Murder in Mesopotamia places Agatha Christie's beloved Belgian detective Hercule Poirot at the centre of a baffling murder mystery. When the wife of a prominent archaeologist is found dead at a remote excavation site, Poirot — travelling nearby — is called in to investigate a crime that seems almost impossible to have been committed. Christie constructs a brilliantly intricate puzzle, filling the isolated desert camp with a cast of suspicious academics, jealous rivals, and hidden secrets from the past. With her trademark sharp wit and masterful plotting, she delivers a suspenseful tale that keeps readers guessing until the very last page. First published in 1936, this entry in the Poirot series remains one of Christie's most atmospheric and ingeniously constructed mysteries.
