Agatha Christie's Poirot

Finding a missing cook proves tougher, and more suited to his superior skills, than Poirot expects.

On Guy Fawkes Night, Poirot is called in on a case he suspects is murder made to look like suicide.

A country squire hires Poirot to investigate threats against his young son.

Poirot's keen powers of observation and culinary know-how help him solve a murder case.

Poirot is at loose ends until he finds a mystery to solve very close to home.

While in Rhodes, Poirot exercises his "little gray cells" investigating a murder caused by an affair between two unfaithful spouses.