Poirot and the Death Notice That Arrived Too Early — An Hercule Poirot Mystery

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Sherlock Holmes and The Mystery of the Midnight Express | Cozy Victorian Train Sleep Story As London drifts into silence, the Midnight Express pulls away from the platform—its lamps glowing softly against the fog. Inside its wood-paneled carriages, clocks tick gently, tea cups rattle faintly, and passengers settle into uneasy sleep. But before dawn, one compartment holds a mystery no timetable can explain. Summoned back to 221B Baker Street, Sherlock Holmes studies a quiet crime hidden beneath routine travel—an untouched berth, a watch stopped at the wrong minute, and a clue disguised as ordinary train noise. With Dr. Watson at his side, Holmes follows the rhythm of the rails into a case shaped by shadows, steam, and subtle human error. This cozy Victorian train sleep story blends gentle storytelling, atmospheric detail, and classic Sherlock Holmes deduction—perfect for relaxation, late-night listening, or drifting into sleep. Close your eyes. Let the train rock you gently. The Midnight Express is already moving.