Title: Lots of fun
Product review: Goofy early Poirot has so many plot twists to it, you'll be out of breath keeping track of them all. Hastings narrates again and proves to be his usual muddled self. A nice follow up to Murder on the Links, where he first met his Cinderella, who's only used here as a plot device and never seen. The ending is vintage Christie and vintage Poirot in one. The humor interweaves nicely with some very creative death scenes. Try to overlook the Asian stereotypes as a sign of the times. Once in a while, you can notice a few other remarks in similar fashion in Christie's early works. The English mind set in the 1920's wasn't exactly illuminating
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