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<blockquote data-quote="Laetca" data-source="post: 207692">Struggled through the first story in the book, and I do like Poirot better. Still don&#039;t understand why all of a sudden teh mormons had to join in ^o)I&#039;ll read the rest, even if it were only because it&#039;s my book, and I hate owning books I haven&#039;t read.I should re-read &#039;sans famille&#039; at some point in time, not sure how it&#039;s translated to english. I have a really old copy of it that I read to bits when I was younger.Shtove, do you have any other detective recommendations? I can&#039;t keep re-reading Agatha Christie (even though I usually forgot after two years how the story went/ended), and even Stephanie Plum gets slightly predictable after a while (she gets kidnapped by the bad guy, who she was talking to all the time as a witness, but no one knew how he was involved, and if the bad guy is a woman, there&#039;s always some reason for her doing what she does , usually an aresehole)</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Laetca, post: 207692"] Struggled through the first story in the book, and I do like Poirot better. Still don't understand why all of a sudden teh mormons had to join in ^o) I'll read the rest, even if it were only because it's my book, and I hate owning books I haven't read. I should re-read 'sans famille' at some point in time, not sure how it's translated to english. I have a really old copy of it that I read to bits when I was younger. Shtove, do you have any other detective recommendations? I can't keep re-reading Agatha Christie (even though I usually forgot after two years how the story went/ended), and even Stephanie Plum gets slightly predictable after a while (she gets kidnapped by the bad guy, who she was talking to all the time as a witness, but no one knew how he was involved, and if the bad guy is a woman, there's always some reason for her doing what she does , usually an aresehole) [/QUOTE]

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