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The House of Cards Came Tumbling... - Frank Howell Evans

The House of Cards Came Tumbling Down (A Jules Poiret Mystery Book 5)

Frank Howell Evans
unknown , English
4 ratings
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Captain Haven visits Bath to try and help detective Jules Poiret lose weight. Soon they find out a friendly game of poker sets events in motion which result in murder. This story can also be found in the boxed-set Detective Jules Poiret: Boxset. It contains 75 stories, more than 2300 pages. It can be read for free with Kindle Unlimited and for $9.99 or £6.47 without. Please Read, Review and Recommend this story. Frank Howel Evans is one of the grandfathers of the mystery genre and as you can read on her Wikipedia page he inspired the great Agatha Christie to create her Belgian detective Hercule Poirot.

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