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The work illustrates some of the most destructive and intense forms of love - Ruthalyn/Christie's only daughter. The dangers of the human heart are not limited to murder. The inner turmoil within a family or between lovers alone is enough to make any story thrilling and make you hold your breath as if reading a murder story. The only thing Christy left to the world was what she called herself

Mrs. Packington has been having a hard time recently and feels lonely, helpless, and desperate. However, her fate changes because of an advertisement in The Times: Are you happy? If not, please go to No. 17 Richmond Street, where Mr. Parker Pyne is willing to help you. Whether it's to save a broken marriage or solve a difficult murder case, nothing is too hard for Parker Pine, the most unconventional and fascinating private detective in history.

In 1930, fate arranged for the young archaeologist Max Mallowan to meet the then-famous Agatha Christie, but Agatha's fame did not prevent her from sharing her husband's work. She participated in every excavation that Max made in Syria and Iraq, sharing the joys and sorrows with him, constantly sifting through the various disasters that the archaeologists encountered. She loves her husband and has a keen interest in archeology. When her friends ask about her life in a foreign land, she decides to tell them the answer with this relaxing travelogue. This book was first published in 1946. It depicts the hardships and joys of the archaeological journey. From it, you can experience Agatha's unique charm, and you can also find the shadow of "Mystery of the Tomb" and "Date with Death".

Captain Hastings believes that there are eighteen cases worth sharing with everyone in Poirot's early detective career. These mysterious cases are full of tricks: disguise, fraud, self-writing and directing, frame-up, double act, etc. However, Poirot still looked confident, as if there was no case in the world that he could not solve. "Use those little gray cells of yours, my friend, the answer is right under your nose."

In the past two years, well-known scientists have disappeared frequently around the world. All of these scientists suddenly disappeared from the world. The agency responsible for the case investigated their whereabouts before their disappearance, and also thoroughly checked the network of relatives and friends, but found nothing. Were they kidnapped? Who planned such a massive disappearance? To solve the mystery, a man invites a woman seeking death on a "journey to hell."

Young Miss Carla was informed of her life experience on the eve of her wedding - her father was killed sixteen years ago, and her mother was regarded as a murderer and died in prison. While greatly shocked, she also received a letter left to her by her mother before she died, in which she insisted that she was not the murderer. Confused, Carla goes to Poirot to find out the truth. Poirot interviewed five witnesses from that year and reconstructed an intriguing picture from their narratives...

This is the meal Agatha Christie prepared just for Christmas. Appetizers: "Dreamland" and "The Wrath of the Weak". A mysterious rich man has been dreaming of committing suicide repeatedly in recent days. He sought help from many sources but ultimately failed to escape the clutches of death. In a murder case that seemed to be closed, the wife of the deceased insisted that the real culprit was someone else. Main course: "The Corpse in the Snow" and "The Mystery of the Spanish Box". Poirot was invited by the big shot to recover the prince's stolen gems, but he was killed in the snow at the home where he was a guest. Several upper-class men and women often gathered together. After this carnival, one of them died in a box in the living room. And after-dinner ice cream: "Twenty-Four Black Thrushes." The elderly Henry went to the same restaurant for dinner every Tuesday and Thursday. He also went there on the day he fell down the stairs of his house, but ordered completely different food. Poirot believed that the secret of death was hidden in the blackberry pie. Have a good appetite.

Dr. Calgary made a sudden visit to the Argyle family living in Sunny Point in the evening, bringing news that the youngest son Jack, who was suspected of murdering his mother and was convicted and eventually died tragically in prison, was wrongly convicted. The Doctor himself can corroborate his alibi. However, this delayed justice left the family confused and even frightened. Dr. Calgary was puzzled. He felt that there were some secrets hidden in this family. Can the real culprit in old cases still be found today? And is finding the real culprit really the best way to solve this matter...

A past of change of heart and betrayal, two women with completely different personalities, and three pairs of young men and women trapped in emotional entanglements. At the gathering at Seagull Point, everyone gathered from all directions felt the tragedy was coming. In fact, the murder has already begun. It silently goes through the cause and process, and reaches its climax at a specific time and place. The murder itself is the end of the story, the zero-point moment.

Rosemary, what a wonderful name. A beautiful young woman with this name died tragically at a birthday party. The police determined that she committed suicide by taking cyanide. Rosemary also means rosemary, and the flower language of rosemary is the memory of love. George, who lost his beloved wife, never forgot that night. A year later, he decided to pray for his late wife Rosemary on the same day, in the same restaurant, at the same table, and with the same people. Of course, this is just a superficial excuse. Six people sit around a dinner table for seven, who is the real murderer?

Agatha's most representative masterpieces: "No Survival", "Murder on the Orient Express", "Tragedy on the Nile", "The Mysterious Case at Styles Manor", "Murder Instructions", etc.

The most representative masterpieces of the Miss Agatha Marple series: "The Furies", "The Mystery of the Rye", "The Mystery of the Caribbean", "Murder Through the Looking Glass", "Bertram's Hotel", "The Murder Is Instructed", "The Magic Hand", "The Witness of a Murder", "The Grass of Death", "The Mystery of the Corpse in the Library", "Murder Through the Broken Mirror", "The House Mystery", "The Sleeping Murder" and "Miss Marple's Last Case", a total of 14 volumes.

At a party on Halloween, a thirteen-year-old girl, Joyce, claimed that she had witnessed a murder, but everyone thought she was telling a lie to attract attention, and no one took her seriously. However, that night, Joyce was drowned in the bucket of apple-biting game. Hercule Poirot was invited to solve the case. Everyone had different opinions and it was difficult to tell whether they were true or false. The only thing they agreed on was that everyone believed Joyce was lying. So why was she killed because of a lie?

Mrs. McGinty, the cleaning lady, is murdered mysteriously and without warning. The murderer brutally smashed the back of her head. The eccentric tenant James Bentley immediately became the most suspicious suspect. His clothes were stained with the victim's blood and hair. However, the experienced Superintendent Spence did not think he was a murderer. Can the truth be found in a newspaper clipping from two days before the murder? The killer is still at large. The great detective Hercule Poirot must guard against all kinds of accidents and piece together this messy puzzle to find the real murderer...

The young and beautiful Eleanor Carlyle stood calmly in the dock. She was the niece of Mrs. Wellman, the mistress of H Manor, and was accused of murdering her love rival, Mary Gerard, the daughter of the porter of H Manor. The evidence is conclusive: Eleanor prepared the fatal lunch, and only she had the motive and timing to commit the crime. However, only one person in this hostile court still believes that Eleanor is innocent until proven guilty. Hercule Poirot stands between Eleanor and the gallows...

The famous women's college "Fangcaodi" ushered in a new semester. Among the newly enrolled girls was Princess Shasta. Her cousin had just been killed in a coup, and a large amount of jewelry was also lost. With her arrival, a series of conspiracies gradually enveloped the school, teachers were murdered one after another, and Princess Siesta also disappeared. Who is the cat with its claws lurking among the docile pigeons?

Hercule Poirot, the best and probably the most narcissistic detective in the world, wanted to retire and grow zucchini in the suburbs! His friends laughed at him and said he was not worthy of his name. Because there is only one letter difference between the names of Hercules and the Hercules in Greek mythology, and Hercules has twelve famous feats. Naturally, Poirot would not admit defeat. He decided that if he wanted to take on twelve more cases, it would be better if they were as bizarre, difficult and interesting as the twelve tasks of Hercules. But of course, he's not the kind to put in physical effort. His weapons are gray brain cells.

During World War I, a British ship was hit by a German torpedo, and the people on board fled for their lives, creating a chaotic scene. An American girl was about to board a lifeboat to escape when a British man appeared in front of her. The man thrust a small paper bag into her hand and asked her to protect it, then hurriedly gave her his contact information and fled. In the blink of an eye, World War I was over. The hero Tommy and the heroine Toppans in the novel were originally ordinary people. They were childhood sweethearts and met unexpectedly in London. The two were so happy that they decided to set up an adventure company together. However, the twists and turns of their ordinary lives were like adventure stories. They encountered dangerous events one after another and then escaped from them. They met Mr. Carter, a member of the intelligence agency, and Yuri, an American millionaire. The story further escalates. During their adventure, they also met the beautiful and very wealthy Ms. Rita and the mysterious Mr. Brown. At the same time, a maid named Annette was also involved. The heroine had just been working as a servant for two days when she found her master's body lying in the bedroom. The male protagonist Tommy was inexplicably knocked unconscious and even placed under house arrest.

Mr. Satterthwaite is a shriveled and thin old man, but he has the sensitivity of a woman. On the stage of life, he has been playing the role of a bystander until the arrival of Harley Quinn on a snowy New Year's Eve. Mr. Quinn, who comes and goes without a trace, is often associated with love and death. He elegantly guides Mr. Satterthwaite to reveal various secrets, inspiring him to use his rich experience and natural sensitivity to save one love after another and one life after another...

Lynette Ridgeway has it all - youth, beauty, a great mind, and an inheritance of huge wealth. But to everyone's surprise, she quickly married her real estate agent, Doyle, the boyfriend of her best friend Jacqueline. The happily married couple decided to go to Egypt for their honeymoon. Jacqueline, who was determined to take revenge, the lawyer who secretly tampered with Linette's property, and many other tourists who seemed to be outsiders boarded the same boat with them.

The Burton siblings moved to a peaceful country town to recuperate physically and mentally. But as soon as they settled down, they received a malicious anonymous letter accusing the two of incest. They were surprised to find that the residents of the town had received anonymous letters with different contents one after another. The situation became more and more serious and finally turned into a murder case...

"Murder on the Orient Express": The battle between justice and justice, the doomsday trial of the Twelve Oceans; "Tragedy on the Nile": Don't let a woman love a man more than he loves you; "Roger Mystery": Agatha's famous work, everyone said that when eavesdropping, you never hear people say good things about you; "ABC Murder": a classic textbook-level masterpiece that "Detective Conan" once paid tribute to ; "Crime in the Sun": a classic open chamber, where a woman's beauty is an important thing that can affect her destiny; in addition, there are "The Mystery of Styles Manor", "The Mystery of Cliff House", "Card", "Record of Human Nature", "Silent Witness", "Homicide on the Golf Course", "Murder in the Cloud", "Crime in the Sun", "A Date with Death", "House of Fantasy", etc., A total of 39 books.