Agatha Christie Short Stories 2025: MAY #AgathaChristieSS25

I am sorry for this much belated post for this month's Agatha Christie Short Stories 2025! Like I have revealed in the previous post, I am on a four months tax certification course. On top of that, we've had a tax audit during the last two weeks, which consumed all that left off my time and energy. Hence, this belated post! But the good news is, today is the last day of my course (hurrah!), and so, I will be back to blogging again very soon. There are so much to catch up with (I'm six reviews behind), but I'll take a leisure to do it all. But now, for our two stories this month, here they are...  

THE MILLION DOLLAR BOND ROBBERY

(A Hercule Poirot story)

A million dollars of bonds disappear from under a young man’s nose and now he’s being held accountable. His fiance Esmee appeals to Hercule Poirot to assist him. As only three people had keys to the bond trunk surely it should be easy to solve? Perhaps not if you're not Hercule Poirot! ;)

THE AFFAIR OF THE PINK PEARL

(A Tommy & Tuppence story)

Tommy and Tuppence try to recover a precious pink pearl which was stolen from the houseguest at a party. The most interesting part is perhaps the fact that Tommy investigates, in the guise of Dr. John Evelyn Thorndyke, the great medico-legal detective created by R Austin Freeman (1862-1943). Can't wait to read this one, it sounds fun!

You can find the complete reading list here, and please submit link to your reviews of this month's stories on the comment section of this post. Happy reading!