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The Veiled Lady by Agatha Christie
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A hot chick wearing a veil walks into a bar...
How do you know she's hot, my rotund Belgian friend?
Shut up.
My mustache gives my little grey cells super-deduction skills.


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Ok, not a bar. She walks into Poirot's house and hires him to try to retrieve a scandalous letter from a blackmailer.
Always burn the letters, ladies!

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In traditional Agatha Christie style, Hercule solves the case by checking out a kitchen, & noticing that someone's shoes are janked up...

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Because realistic!

Honestly, this was too short to be very good. The plot was thin, and the solution was thinner.
BUT.
If you're looking for a small dose of Aggie to tide you over between her full-sized novels, then this shorty might fit the bill.
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Reading Progress

November 25, 2016 – Started Reading
November 25, 2016 – Shelved
December 1, 2016 – Finished Reading

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message 1: by Slip! (new)

Slip! But....those shoes though.
Stuff of nightmares, that.


Anne Hahaha! Yeah. Those damn shoes...


message 3: by Jeff (new)

Jeff Hahahaha!

Always burn the letters, ladies!

...and the pictures, tapes, security footage....


Anne Yeeeees. See? We know this stuff inside and out...


message 5: by Trish (new)

Trish I WANT THOSE SHOES!


Anne You can't have those shoes. Bad shoes! BAD!


message 7: by Trish (new)

Trish But but but ... that's exactly why I want them!


Anne No bad shoes for you!


message 9: by Trish (new)

Trish


message 10: by Anne (new) - rated it 3 stars

Anne That kitten almost moves me enough to give you the shoes. Almost.


message 11: by Trish (new)

Trish Is that a challenge?! *rubs hands together*


message 12: by Igor (new)

Igor Ljubuncic Your anger management reviews skills are improving. I like all that stored grumpy energy. It's captivating. I like! High five!
Igor


message 13: by Igor (new)

Igor Ljubuncic Trish wrote: "I WANT THOSE SHOES!"

I'm sorry, the proper term is: I want DEM shoes.

Igor


message 14: by Trish (new)

Trish Igor wrote: "Trish wrote: "I WANT THOSE SHOES!"

I'm sorry, the proper term is: I want DEM shoes.

Igor"


Fine, I'll say anything to get DEM SHOES!


message 15: by Anne (new) - rated it 3 stars

Anne DEM shoes. LOL!


message 16: by Eric (new)

Eric Digital egress management...


message 17: by Mir (new)

Mir Anne wrote: "That kitten almost moves me enough to give you the shoes. Almost."

How about a compromise?



And if that isn't enough,



Have you read the Poirot that is set at Christmas, Anne?


Karlyflower *The Vampire Ninja, Luminescent Monster & Wendigo Nerd Goddess of Canada (according to The Hulk)* Who is that girl in the top photo?? Also that poor sandal-kitty.... it scares me. Too easy to squish! Like Tiny Cat.... *horrified noises*


message 19: by Mir (new)

Mir I'm sure the cat will be big by the time sandal weather comes again.


message 20: by Yvonne (new)

Yvonne Ha! His mustache! Got to love the Stache!


message 21: by Trish (new)

Trish Miriam wrote: "Anne wrote: "That kitten almost moves me enough to give you the shoes. Almost."

How about a compromise?



And if that isn't enough,



Have you read the Poirot that is set at Christmas, Anne?"


Forget those black shows - I want the ginger kitten (with or without the sandal). <3


message 22: by Mir (new)

Mir The sandal does look comfortable, although nowhere as cute as the kitten.


message 23: by Trish (new)

Trish Miriam wrote: "The sandal does look comfortable, although nowhere as cute as the kitten."

o.O I think you and I have very different taste in shoes. *lol*


message 24: by Mir (new)

Mir Any shoe that is soft enough to sleep on sounds good to me!


message 25: by Trish (new)

Trish *lol*


message 26: by Mir (new)

Mir I'm very sybaritic about my clothes.


message 27: by Jane (new) - rated it 3 stars

Jane Cathleen The short story is not as good as a full novel


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