Railway Porter’s Discovery Turns Deadly | Hercule Poirot Uncovers a Luggage Room Murder

Описание: Railway Porter’s Discovery Turns Deadly | A Hercule Poirot Murder Mystery
In the echoing, steam-filled caverns of 1938 London Paddington Station, where the clatter of trunks and the hiss of engines drown out every whisper, Hercule Poirot is summoned when Railway Porter’s Discovery Turns Deadly, a luggage room murder that begins with the most ordinary of finds. On a fog-choked December morning, veteran porter Mr. Arthur “Taffy” Jenkins opens a forgotten steamer trunk left unclaimed for three days—only to discover the body of missing heiress Lady Beatrice Worthington inside, her throat slit and her priceless sapphire necklace gone. The trunk was locked, tagged for the overnight sleeper to Penzance, and the luggage room guarded at all hours—yet no one saw a body being placed, and the porter swears the trunk felt “too light” when he first moved it. Surrounded by harried station staff guarding overtime secrets, a sharp-eyed ticket clerk with a gambling debt, a glamorous first-class passenger who missed her train, and a silent night cleaner whose mop leaves no trace, Poirot must navigate forged luggage labels, poisoned tea served in the refreshment room, and motives as heavy as the missing trunk. With the station clock ticking relentlessly and every whistle blast masking a clue, one heart-stopping twist reveals a killer who turned a simple porter’s discovery into the perfect hiding place. Can the little Belgian detective unpack the truth before the next train pulls out with evidence aboard? Listen to this mesmerising full audiobook, narrated by Hugh Fraser, and feel the iron rails tremble with justice!

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