Winston Churchill's house champagne is the very essence of English country civility. Its crisp, polished bubbles keep things bright until the final unmasking.
Pretty and polished on the surface, with quiet depth underneath. Like Christie's most famous sleight of hand, it is a little more than it first appears.
Poirot, in retirement, is drawn into a village killing whose solution upended the genre. A parlor puzzle with a trapdoor beneath the tea tray.
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