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Book review: Borrowing Christie’s character doesn’t make for good literature
Sophie Hannah’s novel features Poirot with a new sidekick on a Greek island, where a New Year’s murder reveals multiple suspects and motives, reflecting Christie’s style.
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Reviewing “The Last Death of the Year” by Sophie Hannah is against my better judgement. The book is billed as an Agatha Christie murder mystery featuring the great writer’s most famous character, Hercule Poirot, the wily little Belgian detective who has made London his home. In the traditional Christie stories, Poirot’s associate is Arthur Hastings. In the cheap imitation under current review, Hanna gives us Edward Catchpool, a Scotland Yard ins…
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