Third Girl

Agatha Christie turns the classic whodunit on its head when a young woman arrives at Poirot's door claiming she might have witnessed a murder—or did she? With a cast of colourful flatmates, mysterious disappearances, and the inimitable Hercule Poirot navigating the swinging sixties, this is Christie at her playful best. The plot twists like a labyrinth, and just when you think you've figured it out, she pulls the rug from under you. Perfect for Christie completists and anyone who loves their crime fiction served with wit and style.