EP 88 AUDIOBOOK: Gen Reads Agatha Christie's "The Murder of Roger Ackroyd" (Chapters 21-23)

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We’re nearing the final stretch of The Murder of Roger Ackroyd by Agatha Christie—and whew, things are getting juicy. Chapter 21 serves tea hotter than Caroline’s pre-sleuthing pot and spills just as fast.

In this installment, Poirot drops some bombs: secret marriages, summerhouse brawls, and an identity twist that nobody saw coming. Caroline’s meddling reaches new levels, we meet a new suspect (or two), and Hercule finally reveals what that dictaphone was really doing in Ackroyd’s study.

And just when you think the timeline is clear… BAM. Ralph Peyton walks in like a soap opera cliffhanger.

⚠️ Content Warning: This episode includes mentions of murder, emotional manipulation, and gaslighting in romantic relationships. Nothing graphic, but Poirot’s side-eye might sting.

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