Being in a pandemic has meant trips to the theatre have been few and far between over the last couple of years, but when I heard David Suchet was coming to the Birmingham Repertory Theatre in December, I had to get a ticket. With the whole audience masked-up, we settled into our seats.
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Published in 1937, this is one of the lesser-known Poirot novels, but don’t let that put you off. It is a corker! A traditional murder mystery set in a quaint, country village, it has a really lovely feel to it. This time Poirot is joined by his side-kick and companion, Captain Hastings, who, I feel, always adds flavour to any of the Poirot novels, often acting on a similar wavelength to myself during the book – slow off the mark. 🙂
I have decided to dabble in WordPress and set up a blog. When considering what I could blog about, one thing came to mind – mysteries! I did not want to limit myself to just books, so this is a blog dedicated to all things mysterious, from books to games, films to tv shows, and even some mysterious experience reviews too. I hope you enjoy reading as much as I enjoy reviewing!
Miss Mooch Investigates 