The Endhouse Enigma
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Despite the fact that Agatha Christie herself did not take this work seriously, saying that she did not even remember how she wrote, the novel became one of the most beloved among fans of the great Erkul Poirot.
Resting on the Cornwall coast with his faithful assistant Captain Gastings, the great detective Erkul Poiro accidentally finds out that the rich mistress of the Big estate of Endhaus, located near their hotel, the beautiful nickname Bakley, complains of the deadly danger, supposedly threatening it. At first, for no reason, the brakes are out of order on her car. Then, on a mountain trail, literally in centimeters from it, flies the boulders that fall on top. And, to top it all, a big heavy picture falls from the wall to a woman. Finally, when Poirot discovers a hole from a bullet in a summer hat Nick, he decides that the danger really exists, and begins the investigation. But its results will amaze even such a person who is sophisticated in crimes as Poirot
Resting on the Cornwall coast with his faithful assistant Captain Gastings, the great detective Erkul Poiro accidentally finds out that the rich mistress of the Big estate of Endhaus, located near their hotel, the beautiful nickname Bakley, complains of the deadly danger, supposedly threatening it. At first, for no reason, the brakes are out of order on her car. Then, on a mountain trail, literally in centimeters from it, flies the boulders that fall on top. And, to top it all, a big heavy picture falls from the wall to a woman. Finally, when Poirot discovers a hole from a bullet in a summer hat Nick, he decides that the danger really exists, and begins the investigation. But its results will amaze even such a person who is sophisticated in crimes as Poirot
Author:
Author:Agatha Christie
Cover:
Cover:Hard
Category:
- Category:Fiction
- Category:Detective Books
- Category:Poetry & Literature
Publication language:
Publication Language:Russian
Paper:
Paper:Offset
Age restrictions:
Age restrictions:16+
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-04-102812-1
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