Murder in Mesopotamia

Murder in Mesopotamia

Agatha Christie

Genre- murder mystery, thriller, crime fiction, detective

When you read this book,

You cannot leave it off the hook.

You command out the detective skills in you,

Reckoning the defendant in due.

Ultimately this book is a grip,

Don't you let it slip.

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