Poirot Score

'politicians have a feeling that they have a kind of divine right to tell lies in a good cause' A very modern political thriller...

‘I saw a murder once’ said Joyce. ‘Don’t be silly, Joyce’. ‘I did see a murder,’ said Joyce. ‘I did. I did. I did.’ By the end of the day Joyce was dead.

‘Everyone seems to be dying. No stamina…Weak heart, coronary thrombosis, high blood pressure, chronic bronchitis, rheumatoid arthritis - ..Feeble folk, all of them.’ Three weeks after their confidential chat, aunt Ada is dead.…

Michael Rogers falls in love and all seems to be going so well until …

Norma blurts out that she ‘might have committed a murder.’ Poirot: ‘Surely that is not a matter that admits of any doubt’

Miss Marple is taking a short holiday in London at Bertram’s Hotel, known for its old-world Edwardian charm. But all is not as it seems. As the mystery deepens, so the danger increases.

Miss Marple is on holiday in the Carribbean. She is listening, with only half an ear, to fellow guest, Major Palgrave, telling a story about – what was it? The next day, Palgrave…

Poirot: 'All that matters is that there should be a problem.' Poirot agrees to solve a baffling murder of an unknown man, without leaving his armchair.

Glamour comes to St Mary Mead, when Hollywood star, Marina Gregg buys Gossington Hall. And with the glamour comes death.

“Everything I recommend is perfectly legal...You bet me a certain sum that Aunt Eliza will be hale and hearty still next Christmas, I bet you that she won’t.”