dsubrahmanyam's blog

Six people sit down to a sumptuous meal at a table laid for seven. A sprig of rosemary–’rosemary for remembrance’–marks the empty place. It is the first anniversary of the horrific death by cyanide-laced champagne of the beautiful and troublesome Rosemary Barton. The assembled guests are the same participants at the meal a year prior. At first it was thought that Rosemary Barton committed suicide by consuming cyanide with champagne. Rosemary’s widower, George Barton, is determined to prove that one of them is a murderer. But George’s dinner party, and his plans for justice, will go terribly awry, as the murderer strikes again. George Barton himself is the victim this time. He is also murdered in the same way as Rosemary with cyanide in his champagne in his glass. Colonel Race of the British Secret Service, friend of Hercule Poirot is on the scene to investigate. Who could be the murderer of the remaining five people? The story has many twists as every Agatha christie book has. And finally the murderer was found.
Read this book if you like thrillers and i am sure you will not keep the book down till you complete it.

  share this

Post a Comment