The biannual dentist appointment which Poirot had made for himself was a feared but routine occurence. Mr Morley, the dentist, was as professional as he'd always been, careful, dexterous and adept at spotting the slightest problem. It was, one would think, a very routine day for everyone in the surgery. Yet, within a few hours of Poirot leaving him, Mr Morley was found dead in his surgery, shot at close quarters. After an initial suspicion directed at a powerful magnate from Greece, one Amberiotis who had also had a dentist appointment that day with Mr Morley, the next assumption - on the part of the police at least - was that of suicide, when Amberiotis was found dead .  Read the complete review