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Curtain: Poirot's Last Case Audiobook (Unabridged)

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Listener Rating: 4.36 out of 5

Author: Agatha Christie
Audio Length: 5 hours and 42 min.
Release Date: 13/06/2007
Narrator: Hugh Fraser
Format: Unabridged

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The house guests at Styles seemed perfectly pleasant to Captain Hastings. There was his own daughter, Judith; an inoffensive ornithologist called Norton; dashing Mr Allerton; brittle Miss Cole; Doctor Franklin and his fragile wife, Barbara; Nurse Craven; Colonel Luttrell and his charming wife, Daisy; and the charismatic Boyd-Carrington.

So Hastings was shocked to learn from Hercule Poirot's declaration that one of them was a five-times murderer. True, the aging detective was crippled with arthritis, but had his deductive instincts finally deserted him?