Unearthed after 60 years a new Hercule Poirot tale from Agatha Christie

Aug. 20, 2009
The Capture Of Cerberus the first Hercule Poirot detective novel for 34 years is to be published after lost scripts were unearthed in the archives of Dame Agatha Christie.
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