Death in the Clouds by Agatha Christie on Compact Disc

Death in the Clouds
by Agatha Christie [Compact Disc Christie] 

Once again Mr. Poirot is in the right place at the right time. Whilst on board an aircraft a murder is committed. However, the detective is prone to air sickness and spends most of the flight sleeping. The victim had been in the business of lending money; her assistant had been given instructions to burn all her papers if she were to pass away. By doing so, figuring out possible suspects and motives becomes more difficult. But nothing is impossible with Poirot’s order and method. As with the rest of the series I’ve read so far, it’s enjoyable. I’d put it somewhere in the middle; neither the best nor worst. Perhaps not the best if you’re traveling by air anytime soon. It was a bit funny with a modern perspective; attempting to smoke cigarettes on a plane — oh dear!

[If you enjoy this, you may also wish to try Murder in Mesopotamia and Murder on the Orient Express, also by Christie]

[ official Death in the Clouds page on the official Agatha Christie web site ]

Recommended by Kristen A.
Gere Branch Library

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