AGATHA CHRISTIE - HERCULE POIROT INVESTIGATES: MYSTERIES OF THE ELITE (Audiobook) | Detective Tales

[@athenaathena1307]

Great performance. 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@cob4467]

Thank you

[@melaniewhite6157]

AI because it repeatedly says "blood " to rhyme with food, not "blood " to rhyme with mud"

[@alexanderkutschera149]

I heard riflead instead of rifled I know it’s spelled rifled. That’s English 4U 😂 For the life of me I still dont know if I used the correct “it’s “.

[@Juniorsparkie]

Aye it’s abysmal KZbin is now littered with these by people who don’t understand the spoken word

[@sparkielee]

A classic tale done more than justice by your brilluant narration. Many thanks 🙏

[@viviankirkwood9608]

I love Jason Fraser! His voice is wonderful!

[@desareferraro2129]

Always enjoy.

[@ronyagpd]

Would it be possible to put ads at start and please,? They really intrude on the story so that we can't listen to either effectively.

[@cob4467]

Its free and some folks still moan. It makes these folks seem like entitled brats. Thanks for the free AI recording.

[@beverlymartin1414]

14 mins 3 ads. 😢

[@wdobni]

the palm trees i like them not

[@EvelynTokamp]

@wdobni Ah yes, but that is how Poirot speaks English, is it not? ;)

[@MariaPomirska-k4i]

Please , it’s NOT ‘septi-came-ia’ it’s pronounced ‘septi-seem-ia’

[@elifint3735]

TOO MANY, VERY LONG ADS makes it impossible to listen to

[@annasokol3209]

I pay 11CAD a month and listen&watch all KZbin without any adds. It worth.

[@mett978]

Love Ms Christie, but these stories are practically plagiarised. They're just like the Sherlock Holmes stories, The Man with the Crocked Lip and the Bruce Partington Affair

[@Royce-fw1du]

Christie was not an original thinker. She was not even a very good author. Her contemporaries, Dorothy L Sayers & Margery Allingham, were far superior. Possibly, Christie was more popular because of her simple style and, as you pointed out, familiar story lines.

[@mett978]

@Royce-fw1du thanks for this explanation. It's disappointing, because I've always really admired her stories. I only recently heard of Sayers and wondered why she wasn't as popular, but like you said, it's Christie's simplicity that makes her popular. I'm learning to admire her from a different perspective. I still love Poirot and wish she'd developed the character of Mr Satterswaithe and Mr Quinn a bit more