The Mysterious Affair at Styles is a detective novel by Agatha Christie. It was written in the middle of World War I, in 1916, and first published by John Lane in the United States in October 1920
Reviews
Thanks to PBS…..
5
By Laurie_Oh_TLG
I have recently started enjoying the old Poirot & Miss Marple series on one of my local PBS stations. I’ve turned my attention to the stories in their original form and quite enjoy them.
Surprise ending
5
By RAD Reader1
No matter how I try, guessing the ending just doesn’t ever happen correctly. Great book if you love being surprised by the outcome.
The Mysterious Affair at Styles
5
By msdoglady
Agatha Christie never disappoints. She is the very best in her field & in a class all her own. Hercule Poirot is fascinating & amazing beyond words.
Poirot does it again
5
By Jimmydear21
Although aging, Hercule Poirot proves that he still has what it takes to not only solve the crime but do it in a timely manner beneficial to those involved.
Great story
4
By Jnp45
First time reading a Poirot story. I found it to be an interesting story that keeps the reader guessing until the end. I plan to read more A. Christie, especially with the character Poirot.
Classic mystery story
1
By Latest Laptop
Great reading. Curled up with this book would be a wonderful way to spend an afternoon.
Great mystery, missing diagrams
3
By 5everity
This version of the book is incomplete. It's missing some important illustrations. I think there are four missing items: two floor plans and two fragments of written documents. The absence of one of the fragments is likely to cause a good deal of bewilderment.
The novel itself is a quick read and quite enjoyable.
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