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Posted from London, UK to Cheshire, UK to brunton11 as part of the GB Wishlist Tag Game.

Arrived safely today. Thanks for the tag.

Another enjoyable Poirot story. I remember seeing the TV adaptation a few years ago with David Suchet but couldn't remember who the murderer was!

Off to greenbadger next who has this on their wishlist.

Thank you very much for this wishlist RABCK and accompanying bookcrossing supplies!

A woman is murdered on a cross-channel flight, right under the nose of the great Hercule Poirot. Only those in the rear car of the plane can be suspects, but how someone can have killed Madame Giselle without being seen is a puzzle that will tax even Poirot to figure out. An entertaining read with lovely historical details (I'm amused that they fly into Croydon).

Sent to sirly as a wishlist RABCK.

Thank you for sending this wishlist book! I really like Agatha Christie's style of writing, especially those books with Hercule Poirot. It's even something both - my husband and I - enjoy reading equally. So thanks again for sending this book, even internationally!