Murder on the Orient Express

Agatha Christie's classic detective novel follows Hercule Poirot aboard the Orient Express on a winter journey across Europe. The train becomes stranded by snow, and a wealthy American passenger is found murdered in his locked compartment. With the tracks blocked, Poirot must determine which of the passengers is responsible. The novel is a tightly constructed locked-room mystery featuring a diverse group of suspects and Christie's celebrated solution.

by Agatha Christie

P.F. Collier & Son · First published 1934 · 302 pages