The Mystery of Three Quarters
No CoverPoirot faces four strangers accused of murder by letters he never sent, in a clever, old-fashioned cozy mystery.
Poirot faces four strangers accused of murder by letters he never sent, in a clever, old-fashioned cozy mystery.
This isn't the first time someone has taken over the reins in writing a popular series when the original author is unable to continue writing it themselves (Douglas Adams and Steig Larsson are both examples of such revered authors who are no longer with us). However, it's always a scary prospect and the results do vary. When I came across this book by Sophie Hannah, I was immediately excited and trepidatious at the same time; I love Agatha Christie's novels, particularly the Hercu
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Murder investigation central; deaths discussed with scant blood or gore
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Church Window Cake motif; light passing religious flavor
No fantasy magic or witchcraft present
No occult or demonology content present
Moral questions explored; no overt political messaging
Suicide referenced in connection with the mystery plot
Body shaming and ableism; grief and murder-related suffering
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