Book Review: Dumb Witness by Agatha Christie (1937)
Synopsis: After a nasty fall down the stairs leaves the wealthy Miss Emily Arundell bed-ridden and suspicious of her money-hungry family members. In addition to sending for her attorney, she writes a letter to detective Hercule Poirot. However, her letter is not sent until weeks later, after she dies, seemingly of natural causes, shortly after changing her will so none of her family members receive a dime. Poirot, out of curiosity, visits those who knew her and grows suspicious about the circumstances leading to her death. Review: There were a couple other books I was planning on reading before checking out another Agatha Christie book. However, they happened to be in the library archive and, rather than wait for the librarian to retrieve them, I decided to just get a book that was already on the shelf. I had never heard of this book before and the only thing I knew about it was it featured Hercule Poirot . After reading it, however, I have to say it made the list of my favor...