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Title	:	Cards on the Table (Hercule Poirot Mysteries #15)
Author	:	Agatha Christie
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	Anniversary Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 324 pages
Published	:	July 5th 2005 by Berkley (first published November 2nd 1936)
Categories	:	Mystery. Fiction. Crime. Classics. Detective

Cards on the Table (Hercule Poirot Mysteries #15)

Agatha Christie

Paperback | Pages: 324 pages

Rating: 3.93 | 32686 Users | 1762 Reviews

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It was the match-up of the century: four sleuths--Superintendent Battle of Scotland Yard; Mrs. Ariadne Oliver, famed writer of detective stories; Col. Race of His Majesty's Secret Service; and the incomparable Hercule Poirot - invited to play bridge with four specially invited guests, each of whom had gotten away with murder! But before the first rubber was completed, the host was dead.

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Original Title:	Cards on the Table
ISBN:	0425205959 (ISBN13: 9780425205952)
Edition Language:	English
Series:	Hercule Poirot Mysteries #15, Superintendent Battle #3, Ariadne Oliver #2, Colonel Race #2 , more
Characters:	Ariadne Oliver, Superintendent Battle, Colonel Race, Hercule Poirot, Mr. Shaitana, Mrs. Lorrimer, Dr. Roberts, Anne Meredith, Major Despard, Rhoda Dawes, Mrs. Luxmore, Miss Burgess, Elsie Batt, Sergeant O'Connor
Setting:	London, England(United Kingdom)

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An eccentric rich guy called Mr. Shaitana (whose features were described as "Mephistophelean"; ha-ha dear Mrs. Christie, very funny) was a collector. To topple his own eccentricity one fateful day he decided to collect perfect (impossible to prove) murders. So he threw a party inviting four different people who committed such murders - it was not said directly, but it was strongly implied - and four investigators from different parts of investigating business. They were Mrs. Ariadne Oliver (a

Well, how have I missed this one. I don't remember the book or the David Suchet TV version, and yet this was or should I say is, one of my all time favourite Poirot novels.The story is an excellent one, with all the twists and turns you can expect from the "Dame" and for the first time in a while, it also heavily features the enigmatic Poirot, as well as the delectable Ariadne Oliver.Without giving the game away, literally, the story is focussed upon a meal hosted by an unpopular man with 8

Agatha Christie never fails me ❤

It is not a proper review. I admit that I forgot the story. So far, this is the only Agatha Christie's story that I could guessed the villain correctly, based on the Bridge plays. (It's hardly a spoiler clue, Poirot always asking the Bridge plays that happened at the murder scene in the story. A little experience in playing Bridge would help).Too bad I borrowed this book from my college friend, and until now I have no chance to re-read it again. I forget who done it. it should be fun

Cards on the Table, Poirot #15Real lifes a bit different, said [Scotland Yard Superintendent] Battle.I know, said [mystery novelist] Mrs. Oliver. Badly constructed. . . . I could make a better murder any day than anything real. Im never at a loss for a plot.Not a household name, Cards on the Table, yet it has things to recommend it. First, it involves afirst timeintroduction by Agatha Christie, speaking for Hercule Poirot as a real person, whose case we will read as one of his favorites. The

I hadn't read any Christie in years, though I've kept my ancient paperback copies of her books through many household moves. Picking up Cards on the Table as part of a group read reminded me why I haven't let them go.In a word, reading this was fun , pure and simple. Christie isn't brilliant at any one aspect of writing, but she's decent at all of them. And I love the pace. The plot moves along briskly without feeling rushed, and the various misdirections at the end are deliciously

Least likely person! It seems to work out in real life just the same as in books. . . - Mrs. Oliver Cards on the TableThe fact that this is a quote in the book absolutely delights me. That its played with multiple times after the quote makes it even better. Mr. Shaitana is throwing a party. There will be drinks, bridge and a bit of murder. You see, Shaitana is a collector and one of things hes collected is murderers. Not just any murderers, but the ones who have gotten away with it; the ones you