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“The Big Four” is a detective novel written by Agatha Christie. It was first published in the United Kingdom in 1927 and features her famous detective character, Hercule Poirot. This novel is one of Christie’s works that deviates from her typical murder mystery format and ventures into the realm of international espionage and intrigue.
In “The Big Four,” Poirot is faced with a new challenge as he goes up against a secretive and powerful criminal organization known as “The Big Four.” This organization is involved in a variety of criminal activities, including political manipulation, arms smuggling, and more. Poirot teams up with Captain Arthur Hastings, his longtime friend and companion, to unravel the mysteries surrounding The Big Four and put a stop to their nefarious plans.
The novel takes Poirot and Hastings on a globe-trotting adventure, from England to South America and beyond, as they uncover the layers of deception and conspiracy orchestrated by this enigmatic organization. The story is filled with twists, turns, and unexpected revelations as Poirot uses his formidable intellect to outwit his adversaries.
While “The Big Four” is not as widely known or celebrated as some of Agatha Christie’s other works, it still showcases her skill in crafting engaging and suspenseful narratives. If you enjoy espionage-themed mysteries and are a fan of Hercule Poirot’s deductive prowess, you might find “The Big Four” to be an intriguing departure from Christie’s more traditional murder mysteries.
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