Historias de Poirot

Katarzyna (Catherine) is at an age where life is supposed to settle into predictable patterns. According to the novels, adventure and romance are for the young. Devoted to her career, she embraces a solitary lifestyle-working remotely, living alone, and finding companionship only in her loyal dog. She envisions spending the rest of her days just like this. But fate, it seems, has other ideas. She's suddenly thrust 100 years into the past and crosses paths with the eccentric Belgian detective Hercule Poirot. This fateful encounter sets off a chain of events that will forever change the perspectives and destinies of one confirmed bachelor and a modern woman. This story is inspired by Kenneth Branag's portrayal of Poirot and the character of Katherine (the photograph), and will describe some events from both Christie's books and Branagh's films (SPOILERS!) while being faithful to neither.

"Then, what kind of woman are you?" He said as she packed her things and finished her food. "The Poirot kind," She nodded towards him as a sign of goodbye and dusted off her dress. "Bonne journée," What if Hercule Poirot had a daughter? Meet Aceline Poirot, she's bored and unmarried so what better can she do than join her father in solving murder cases around the globe. Can they solve the latest case without dying? This is a rewrite of Murder on the Orient Express with a few changes, including adding Aceline. Hope you enjoy! Started : Monday the 14th of February 2022 Ended : Monday the 1st of August 2022

Résumé : Alice Marshall, a young english detective, takes some well deserved holidays. Her destination is the beautiful beach of Southampton un Broadchurch where she will spend a rather enventful week With boyfriend. A murder will be committed... Even in holidays, a detective isn't safe of crime.

What happens when a staged murder isn't staged? And what happens when the murder take place in the midst of two spy/detective schools that have trained for years for situations like this?

A not so subtle parody of the two infamous detectives, Hercule Holmes however has his own methods. Tobacco pipes, magnifying glasses, boutonnières, he has got all the things a detective needs (except maybe a destined chronicler). So come along and watch as he goes on his adventures, solving murders and robberies in the most ridiculous fashion to finding his very own and much needed arch-nemesis. He might run out his wits sometimes, but there are two things he seems to never run out of. Good luck and his signature gaping smirk. (First part released on 23rd March, 2022. HAPPY SHERLOCK HOLMES DAY!) Cover Illustration Credits : C. Palmer

Poirot's padded finger skims along my mugshot as he utters, "this photo doesn't do you justice." Dr Sheppard regards him carefully, a smirk playing upon his visage as he speaks , "Only you are capable of justice, Poirot." Hercule Poirot's breath hitches before panting and wagging his tail like a dog in heat, an unreadable expression taking over his features while the cool visitor window pane seperating the two of them becomes misty. Before the doctor could place his hand on the glass to gauge his reaction, Poirot drops the phone, adjusts his tie and leaves, his gaze avoiding that of Dr Sheppard as he does so. *** After being resurrected by a Belgian spell and summoning ritual conducted by Poirot in the city of Charleroi, Dr Sheppard is paying for his actions. Soon enough, Poirot's daily visits to Sheppard's prison become the highlight of his day, and when the two get to know eachother, their relationship blossoms into an undeniable attraction. Loosely based on events in The Murder of Roger Ackroyd, but my story is better ! [18+] all rights reserved coming soon xxx

(All characters belonged to Agatha Christie. This is just a spin-off story I wrote for fun). Hercule Poirot, a famous detective. Everyone in England knows about him. But what about his sidekick, Captain Hastings? Or his secretary, Ms. Lemon? This is a romance story about Ms. Lemon. Poirot's mysterious secretary. And probably the first female detective? --------------------------------------------------------------------- I enjoyed reading a lot of Agatha Christie's novels during high school. Our school library has many of her detective novels. Sending my thanks for our school librarians for introducing me to her novels. Hope you enjoy my short novel. And please, please vote and comment. Thanks:) I also wrote another book, title: Sherlock Holmes (Spin off). It's a complete story too. About Sherlock and Irene's love

Aditya Tripathi is a Class VII B student who is sitting with the most daring boy in the class. His name is Rakesh Rao. One day the all the pencils mysteriously starts missing and the whole class room is in chaos. Everyone suspects its because of Aditya Tripathi. but Who is it? And who is writing the signs on the wall of boys bathroom? read ind find out....

All characters (Except Heather and her biological family - excluding Poirot himself) belong to Agatha Christie, as does the original story.

The Hercules Poirot of the 22nd century is here! Follow the adventures of Cy Barbados, a private investigator, as he solves mysterious murders in the floating mansions of the rich, in the darkest corners of a futuristic city - even on trains going across the land forever changed by a nuclear war! New chapters every Wednesday and Sunday! -- Excerpt: "I'm sorry for- for stealing you like this for- for a moment," Jenkins stuttered; he reached into his pocket and presented a small vial; "I found this among doctor Kostopoulos's cosmetics!" he announced. Barbados took the vial from the butler's hand and studied it carefully. It was very simple, transparent with stains from dark oil; small, the size of a thumb, no more. "Do you often go through your master's guest's personal belongings, Jenkins?" the detective asked. The butler turned pale; pure whiteness was slowly becoming more and more his natural colour. "I- I just wanted to help..." "And you helped indeed!" Barbados laughed and patted the butler on his shoulder; "It could be an essential clue and evidence in this case!" "Really?" asked the butler, somewhat unsure, but proud of himself. No. Just a complication, the detective thought. "Of course!" he said. A lie, he thought. "I'm happy I could help, Mr Barbados." "Naturally. You're a good man, Jenkins. Now leave me for a moment, please. I need to study this new evidence in peace..."

In the classical detective novel by Agatha Christie, Poirot revealed that the murderer of Roger Ackroyd is none other than Dr Sheppard. Poirot discreetly advises Dr Sheppard to commit suicide by consuming veronal but the story doesn't give information about how Dr Sheppard in-fact ended his life. The epilogue to 'The Murder of Roger Ackroyd' describes the life in the small village of King's Abbot after the discovery of the murder mystery. Read the story here and get to know.

Poirot had many cases. Missing cooks in Clapham, Murder on the orient express and many more. But nothing compares when a murder happens in a school in a another world. Where two types of beasts are constantly on edge. Can Poirot solve this puzzle, or will he fail for the first time?

Achille Poirot, twin brother of the Belgian detective made famous by Agatha Christie, lives in the new Waldorf Astoria Hotel in New York City. Intrigue and mystery haunt the Poirot family. In this story, Achille must solve a burglary that may have been committed by a ghost. Join him as he rubs elbows with the high society of 1930s New York City.