The Murder on the Links - by Agatha Christie (Hardcover)

About the Book

This story takes place in northern France, where Belgian detective Poirot's long memory for similar crimes proves useful in resolving the crime.

Book Synopsis

This story takes place in northern France, where Belgian detective Poirot's long memory for similar crimes proves useful in resolving the crime. When this book was published years ago reviews compared Mrs Christie favourably to Arthur Conan Doyle in his Sherlock Holmes mysteries. "One of the best mystery stories I have read." - S.P.B. Mais in The Daily Express.

Review Quotes

"One of the best mystery stories I have read." - S.P.B. Mais in The Daily Express.
"A clinking yarn, most ingeniously contrived and skilfully evolved... there is not a superfluous word or a dull one from start to finish... the very best of this sort of fiction." - Winnifred Blatchford in The Clarion.
"A thrilling and accomplished book." - Observer.
"Mrs Christie has a surprising gift of keeping the reader's tension unslacked, of heaping excitement on excitement, and of always having a surprise up her sleeve." - Daily Mail.
"Unhesitatingly we recommend 'The Murder on the Links' to every lover of such tales, and every non-lover likewise we advise to read it and thereupon reconsider their previous opinion." - Queen.
"A godsend to hardened readers of fiction." - Illustrated London News.
"A very convincing and most readable book." - Challenge.
"A really good detective story." - Tatler.
"A capital story, cleverly designed, briskly told." - Bookman.
"None can say that Mrs Christie is lacking either in imagination or the ability to tell a good story." - Daily Graphic.
"A rattling, ingenious mystery yarn." - London Opinion.