Do you see an inquisitive detective in you? Or are you looking for some gut-wrenching thrill in life? The thriller genre appeals to many of us. We feel a rush of adrenaline while reading or watching suspense. This is due to its suspenseful, plot, and of course the remembering of characters. Most of us are into Sherlock Holmes or James Bond. But, there is another huge name you are forgetting; it is Agatha Christie.

Agatha Christie is an author to read. Her collections of thrillers will surely send your head into deep thoughts and curiosity. She is well- known for giving us famous fictional characters, Hercules Poirot and Miss Marple. 

Agatha Christie: The Queen Of Thriller

Agatha Mary Clarissa Miller is famously known as Agatha Christie. She is credited for composing The Mousetrap, the world’s prolonged play. The play just ended a year back after running from 1952 in West End. She has 66 thriller novels and 14 short stories to her credit. 

Agatha’s writing journey was not a walk on a bed of roses. She faced six refusals. But, she still did not belittle her writing spirit. It was in 1920 when her novel The Mysterious Affairs At Styles changed her life. It was also the first novel introducing detective Hercules Poirot to us. Her novel ‘And Then There Were None’ was the best one. The book has sold an estimate of 100 million copies. 

Christie formed her plot with her life experiences. She served in both the World Wars. This is why her plots had use of different poisons. 

Apart from being a mystery writer, she is also one of the best crime fiction writers. Her plots will twist your minds. It will create a ruckus and anticipation. Her novel And Then There Were None was called “World’s Favourite Christie” in 2015. Her magnanimous career bore her titles and achievements. In 1971, she was named as “Dame”  due to her contribution to English literature. 

Agatha lived a life she had dreamt of. Even after six rejections, she never let those downfalls cut short her spirit. She died in 1976 due to natural causes. She died at Winterbrook House. Her life is held as an inspiration for she went on to build a life from rejections to recognition. 

5 Thriller Of Agatha Christie

After knowing the magnum opus, you should know her works too. Agatha Christie has written 66 thriller novels. 

Here are 5 thrillers of Agatha Christie that you should read once. 

The Mysterious Affairs At Styles- 1920

A typical mystery novel, The Mysterious Affairs At Styles is about a mysterious death. Emily Inglethrop helps

Hercules Poirot to settle down with fresh life. She also invited Arthur Hastings to settle too. However, when Emily is dead, there are unsolved suspicions left. Poirot uses his detective attributes to solve the uncanniness behind death. The book will give you chills and shivers. The plot has the involvement of ruptured maps, crime scenes, and fickles of drawing. This was Agatha’s first detective novel but it will not fail to create enthusiasm. 

Murder On the Orient Express- 1934

If you want to travel and witness mystery, Murder On the Orient Express shall be the choice. This novel involves Hercules Poirot. He is again involved in disclosing hushed secrets. The elite train of the 1930s, Orient Express, stops owing to harsh snowfall. The passengers have to stand by. Once death takes place, Poirot has to solve it. The train begins from Istanbul and travels to Yugoslavia. Once it gets stuck, the trip changes into a detective’s portal to find out who killed the dead. 

Death On The Nile- 1936

As per the book title, the plot’s background is comprehendible. This novel includes Hercules Poirot who muses in solving mystery in Egypt. Apart from mystery, the novel also includes themes of romance and finance. The detective has to find out the reason behind the deaths with the clues available. One could also witness how money can ruin love and affection. The book will take you on a dwindling ride. Every page will build your inquisitiveness to know who killed whom.

Endless Night- 1967

One of her own gems, Agatha Christie’s Endless Night will leave you in horrific imagination. Michael Rogers aspires of having a home in Gipsy Acre. He also yearned for a family there. However, as he sets out to begin, the shadows and red flags signal him. He was all set to face dangers of the land he settled in. With a growing night and wandering shadows everything is eerily secret. Once you read the novel, you will aptly relate to the quote, “In my end is my beginning.” 

Curtain- 1975

The curtain marks the farewell of detective Hercules Poirot and his friend Arthur Hastings. The book unfolds in a country house, profuse with characters. The murder happens at the same place. The novel is a reunion between Poirot and Hastings. It also resends characters to themes of The Mysterious Affairs At Styles. It was the first book by the author. It is also the final novel by Agatha which was published before her passing away. The book is a trace back of the author’s writing profession. 

These are 5 plots of Agatha Christie that you must read once. 

Final Thoughts

Agatha Christie is a profound writer. Her language and style could make you live the story. She carved out her plots from personal situations and coupled it with imagination. She is an ideal of drawing stories from everywhere. 

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