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Murder on the Orient Express by Agatha Christie (ISBN: 9780792739869)
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Murder on the Orient Express Unknown - 2006
by Agatha Christie
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An international cast of suspects, all passengers on the crowded train, are speeding through the snowy European landscape when a bizarre and terrible murder brings them to an abrupt halt. One of their glittering number lies dead in his cabin, stabbed a mysterious twelve times. There is no lack of clues for Poirot--but which clue is real and which is a clever plant? Poirot realizes that this time he is dealing with a murderer of enormous cunning and that in a case fraught with fear and inconsistencies only one thing is certain--the murderer is still aboard the train waiting to strike again...
Details
- Title Murder on the Orient Express
- Author Agatha Christie
- Binding unknown
- Edition Unabridged
- Publisher BBC Audiobooks America, U.S.A.
- Date March 31, 2006
- ISBN 9780792739869
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