Death in the Clouds - Agatha Christie Reviews
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Newest Review: ... cells more than 36 times in pursuit of the murderer. One of the most noticeable aspects about this novel is its striking ... more
... similarities to that of "Cards on the Table". Both stories were published very close to one another and, though the numbers have increased in "Death in the Clouds", the comparisons can not be missed. The victim is a person who, we presume, has been killed due to the knowledge that they held against the murderer, though in Giselle's case debt must also play a dominant role. Moreover, in both situations the murder was committed under conditions so fantastical that it may be wondered how it could possib...more
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by - written on 07/03/09, updated on 13/03/09 (Very useful, 100 readings)
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As the air liner Prometheus embarks on its flight from France to Croydon the majority of the passengers and crew presume that the journey will pass without incident. Yet, in one of the compartments someone out of thirteen people is aware that matters will be rather different. A short while after the flight commences a woman by the name of Marie Morisot is found dead in her seat. Suggestions are first given to the possibility of an allergic reaction to a wasp sting, since that creature was flying round the plane at the time. Yet the discovery of first a dart and then, later, a blowpipe, points to a different interpretation of events and it soon becomes evident that the ... Read the complete review
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