Agatha Christie - Boxed Set - The Murder of Roger Ackroyd The Mysterious Affair at Styles The Egyptian Tomb The Marsdon Manor Tragedy The Cornish Mystery The Double Clue
Agatha Christie
Editorial: Good Press
Sinopsis
The "Agatha Christie - Boxed Set" presents an exquisite collection of some of Christie's most celebrated novels, showcasing her mastery of the mystery genre. Each volume is interlaced with intricate plots, compelling characters, and the ingenious use of red herrings that Christie famously deployed. The boxed set encapsulates the golden age of detective fiction, reflecting the era's societal tensions and the evolving role of women, as seen through the lens of her iconic detectives, Hercule Poirot and Miss Marple. Christie's keen observations and subtle humor paired with her succinct, yet vivid prose create an immersive reading experience that continues to captivate audiences globally. Agatha Christie, known as the 'Queen of Crime,' was born in 1890 in Torquay, England. Her background in pharmacy and World War I service informed her depictions of violence and the human psyche. Writing over 66 detective novels, Christie drew from her ventures in archaeology and travel, which often lent authenticity and exotic settings to her narratives. Her unparalleled contributions to literature, characterized by an acute understanding of human nature, established her as a preeminent figure in crime fiction. This boxed set is an essential acquisition for any lover of mystery, offering both seasoned readers and newcomers a chance to delve into the intricate worlds Christie crafted. With its rich narratives and engaging puzzles, this collection stands as a testament to Christie's brilliance and enduring legacy, making it a captivating exploration of crime and morality.
