Hercule Poirot Books in Order
Meet Hercule Poirot, the meticulous Belgian detective whose egg-shaped head houses the famous "little grey cells" that have solved some of literature's most ingenious murders. From the country estates of England to the exotic shores of the Nile, from the glamorous Orient Express to London's art deco apartments, this fastidious former police detective applies his extraordinary powers of observation and psychological insight to cases that baffle Scotland Yard. With his perfectly waxed moustache, his tisanes instead of tea, and his maddening habit of withholding crucial information until the dramatic dénouement, Poirot is both insufferable and irresistible—a man whose vanity is matched only by his brilliance. Across 33 novels and over 50 short stories, watch as Christie's most famous creation evolves from an elderly refugee in WWI England to the world's most celebrated private detective, using order and method to bring justice to a disordered world, one perfectly orchestrated drawing room revelation at a time.