Third Girl - Agatha Christie

Confused, vague and unable or unwilling to give any real details, the young woman who appeared at Poirot's flat one morning declaring she may have committed a murder, was not prepared to accept any help from him. Stating that he was too old and that therefore she had made a mistake in approaching him, she left rapidly, leaving the detective feeling rather aggrieved and concerned for the woman in question. It was not until later that day, when a chance phone call from his old friend, the detective writer Ariadne Oliver led to a meeting with that novelist and a discovery that she vaguely knew who the mysterious visitor had been. Investigations revealed her to be Norma ...  Read the complete review