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Old 05-18-2020, 07:39 AM   #21
astrangerhere
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I have read all of Poirot and most of Miss Marple and I am somewhat shocked that this book came from the same pen. The front half of the novel was much more enjoyable - when Anne was sleuthing and not under the thumb of a rich conspirator and being obsessed with and hoodwinked by men in turn.

The characters were flat, predictable, and dull. I am glad that I read the free Gutenberg version of the book.
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