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A doctor’s quiet evening with Poirot and Hastings is broken by a telephone call from a Mayfair flat. A choked voice begs for help, gives the address and then falls silent.

They arrive to find Count Foscatini dead at his table, his skull crushed by a marble figurine. The remains of dinner for three are still laid out, and the Count’s valet reports that two Italian visitors came and went that night. Scotland Yard is soon on the trail of a Milanese financier and a story of blackmail reaching back to Italy.

Hercule Poirot, however, is more interested in the dinner table itself. In what was eaten, what was not, and what a man ordering his last meal would never have left behind.

A superb Golden Age puzzle from Poirot Investigates, this story shows Agatha Christie’s great Belgian detective doing what he does best: reading a room that everyone else has already searched.

Listen to the complete, unabridged audiobook of this classic detective story from the Queen of Crime.