Death in the Clouds, Agatha Christie's classic detective novel, follows Hercule Poirot aboard a flight from Paris to London. When French moneylender Madame Giselle is found dead in her seat, a poisoned dart and a wasp become baffling clues—and suspicion falls shockingly on Poirot himself. Trapped at thirteen thousand feet with a cabin full of suspects, including a hairdresser, a dentist, an archaeologist, and a mystery writer, Poirot must unravel a cunning scheme involving a blowpipe, forged disguises, and hidden inheritances. With his legendary little gray cells, Poirot exposes the killer in one of Christie's most ingenious and atmospheric mysteries.
