by Sophie Hannah · Booket · libro de bolsillo · ISBN 9788467065022
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In 'The Murders at Kingfisher Hill', Hercule Poirot embarks on a journey to the elegant Kingfisher Hill mansion at the request of Richard Devonport. Richard seeks Poirot's help to prove the innocence of his fiancée, Helen, accused of the murder of his brother Frank. Poirot accepts on the condition that he keeps the true purpose of his visit a secret. During the coach journey, a young woman experiences a nervous breakdown, convinced that her life is in danger if she remains in her seat. After a seat change, Poirot suspects that something is wrong. His suspicions are confirmed when a corpse is discovered with a note related to the exchanged seat. Is there a connection between this incident and the murder of Frank Devonport? Join Hercule Poirot in this intriguing case where he must use all his deductive skills to solve the mystery.
Sophie Hannah is a British poet and novelist.
