Chapter 15: The Scene of the Possible Crime
Chapter 16: The Opportunity Man
Chapter 18: Mrs Dockerill’s Discovery
Chapter 20: The Letters Arrive
Chapter 21: The Day of the Typewriters
Chapter 22: The Solitary Yellow Square of Cake
Chapter 25: Poirot Returns to Combingham Hall
Chapter 26: The Typewriter Experiment
Chapter 27: The Bracelet and the Fan
Chapter 28: An Unconvincing Confession
Chapter 30: The Mystery of Three Quarters
Chapter 31: A Note for Mr Porrott
Chapter 32: Where Is Kingsbury?
Chapter 33: The Marks on the Towel
Chapter 38: Rowland Without a Rope
Read on for the first chapter of Sophie Hannah’s new book, The Killings at Kingfisher Hill
Hercule Poirot smiled to himself as his driver brought the motorcar to a stop with satisfying symmetry. As a lover of neatness and order, Poirot appreciated such perfect alignment with the entrance doors of Whitehaven Mansions where he lived. One could draw a straight line from the middle of the vehicle to the exact point where the doors met.
The luncheon from which he was returning
