This story takes place on a remote island in a Canadian lake, where a lone narrator stays after friends have left, hoping to study in peace. But as nights pass, strange and eerie things begin to happen. Footsteps echo through the cottage, whispers fill the rooms, and uneasiness grows. One night, the narrator catches sight of a mysterious canoe circling the island...

In the forgotten town of Hurdy-Gurdy, a lone figure arrived, seeking something lost. Jefferson Doman, carrying the weight of lost love, unearthed a glimmer of hope buried in the ruins. Guided by a cryptic message from his old friend Barney Bree, he dug deep, driven by a flicker of hope in the darkness. In the quiet of Hurdy-Gurdy, where memories lingered like ghosts, Doman's journey unfolded—a tale of longing, loyalty, and the enduring power of hope.

Hercule Poirot becomes intrigued by a suspiciously cheap flat in an upscale London neighborhood, rented by the Robinsons for a fraction of its value. As Poirot and Hastings dig deeper, they uncover contradictions about the flat's availability and its tenants. Convinced there's a hidden danger, they move into the same building to investigate closely.

Hercule Poirot and Hastings find themselves immersed in one of their most thrilling and dramatic adventures amidst the sands of Egypt, after the mysterious deaths that follow the opening of the ancient Tomb of King Men-her-Ra. Each death, unique in circumstance but tied by timing to the tomb's opening, sparks fears of an ancient curse. Lady Willard, convinced a supernatural force is at play, enlists Poirot to protect her son who is determined to continue the excavations.

After receiving a disturbing call for help, Poirot and Hastings, accompanied by Dr. Hawker, rushed to assist Count Foscatini, only to discover him murdered in his flat during an apparent dinner with guests. The scene was puzzling: a staged dinner, undrawn curtains in the fading light, and a cryptic message left by the dying man...

Poirot and Hastings find themselves embroiled in a peculiar mystery when a famous film star, Mary Marvell, seeks their help after receiving ominous letters about her prized diamond, "The Western Star." Suspicions arise about the true intentions of those around her, including her husband, Gregory Rolf, and a second diamond held by Lady Yardly. As Poirot navigates the twists and turns, he uncovers a web of deception, blackmail, and romance. With both diamonds at risk, Poirot must unravel the clues and determine who can be trusted before it's too late.

Hercule Poirot was asked by Miss Violet Marsh to solve a unique challenge set by her late uncle. He had left a will stating that unless Violet could prove her cleverness within a year by finding a hidden will or some money, all his wealth would go to charities. Violet, determined to take on this challenge, explained to Poirot that her uncle had always disapproved of her modern education and had set this test as a final challenge.

When Poirot and Hastings awaited their friend Inspector Japp for tea, the conversation took a turn towards the mysterious disappearance of Mr. Davenheim, a prominent banker. Davenheim vanished after stepping out to post letters, leaving behind a scene that suggested a routine departure. As the case unfolded with reports of Davenheim's missing possessions and a suspect with an ironclad alibi, Poirot wagered he could solve the case from his armchair.

A house like any other in a quiet square—neat, tidy, and unremarkable at first glance. But those who enter feel an unshakable chill, an eerie sense of dread, as if the walls themselves whisper of long-forgotten horrors. When Shorthouse visits his Aunt Julia, a woman passionate about the supernatural, he learns she has obtained the keys to this haunted house and plans to explore it that very night.

During a weekend getaway at the Grand Metropolitan in Brighton, Hercule Poirot and his friend Hastings encounter the wealthy Opalsens, known for their extravagant collection of jewels. When Mrs. Opalsen eagerly goes to show Poirot her prized pearl necklace, she discovers it missing from her room. With the hotel buzzing and the police called in, Poirot begins to weave through the web of clues.

When England's Prime Minister disappears right before a very important meeting that could decide the war, everyone is worried. The famous detective Hercule Poirot is asked to solve this mystery quickly because the Prime Minister's speech is crucial for the country. Poirot has only a little time to find the Prime Minister and stop a big disaster. Will Poirot be able to use his smarts to find the Prime Minister in time and save the day? The race against time is thrilling, and every moment counts.

One morning, Hastings mentioned to Poirot how there had been many bond robberies lately, including a big one where a million dollars’ worth of Liberty Bonds vanished on the ship Olympia. Jokingly, he suggested they should switch to crime. Poirot wasn't amused, but things got interesting when a charming young woman, Miss Esmée Farquhar, visited them. She was engaged to Philip Ridgeway, who was in charge of the missing bonds. She asked Poirot to help clear his name...