In The Clocks, Hercule Poirot is brought into a baffling case where a woman is found murdered in a room filled with clocks, none of which belong to the house. The case becomes more convoluted when the clocks are all set to different times. Poirot must untangle a web of deception involving international espionage, a secret past, and a mysterious identity.
Why read this book:
- A unique mystery with Poirot solving a crime while not present at the crime scene.
- Combines elements of classic mystery with international intrigue, giving readers a blend of genres.
- Features one of Christie’s more complex plots, filled with red herrings and false leads.
- Offers intriguing character development, especially with the recurring character of Colin Lamb, a British Intelligence officer.
About the Author
Agatha Christie’s works have become synonymous with the mystery genre. With her signature style, she mastered the art of suspense and surprise, creating unforgettable detectives like Poirot and Miss Marple. Christie also drew inspiration from her travels, which often influenced the settings of her novels, such as the Middle Eastern backdrop in Appointment with Death.
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