Série Agatha Christie

A série Agatha Christie é composta por uma vasta coleção de livros escritos pela renomada autora britânica Agatha Christie. Considerada a "Rainha do Crime", Christie é conhecida por suas histórias envolventes, personagens cativantes e reviravoltas surpreendentes. Agatha Christie escreveu ao longo de sua carreira mais de 80 romances policiais, além de várias coletâneas de contos. Seus livros são ambientados em diferentes épocas e locais, mas todos compartilham o elemento central do mistério a ser resolvido. Suas obras mais famosas incluem "Assassinato no Expresso Oriente", "O Assassinato de Roger Ackroyd" e "E Não Sobrou Nenhum". A protagonista recorrente em muitos dos livros de Agatha Christie é a detetive amadora Miss Marple, uma senhora idosa com um talento especial para desvendar crimes. Outro personagem icônico criado pela autora é o detetive belga Hercule Poirot, conhecido por seu estilo excêntrico e habilidade analítica. Os livros da série Agatha Christie são muito populares entre os fãs do gênero policial e têm sido adaptados para filmes, séries de televisão e peças teatrais ao longo dos anos. A obra da autora também influenciou outros escritores no campo do suspense e da investigação criminal. Além das tramas intrigantes e bem construídas, os livros de Agatha Christie exploram temas como a natureza humana, as relações sociais e as complexidades psicológicas dos personagens. Sua escrita fluida e envolvente mantém os leitores ávidos por mais, enquanto tentam desvendar os mistérios junto com os personagens. A série Agatha Christie é uma excelente opção para aqueles que apreciam histórias de suspense e investigação. Os livros oferecem entretenimento de alta qualidade e são um verdadeiro deleite para os amantes do gênero policial. Com seus enredos inteligentes e reviravoltas surpreendentes, Agatha Christie continua a ser uma das autoras mais lidas e admiradas até hoje.

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Murder at the Museum in Shrewsbury

KLAUS FRITZ The senile director of the museum, never leaves his small room, but always aware of everything happening around him. GEORGE FORSTER Together with Richard Follman they work at the museum, they have great alibis for the time of the crime, very unlikely that it was any of them. SARAH FLEITER Teacher at an orphanage. And on the fateful day she had taken her students to a small ancient history class. ARMAND FARR A great archaeologist, but little known in London, his research methods are anything but traditional. FELIPE FARR Armand Farr's son follows the same career as his father. They were together in the museum doing some research on ceramics. They didn't see or hear anything. FRANKIE MASON A quiet girl. Not very attractive, but still pretty. She quickly entered the museum and then left. CHARLES KENT Just another visitor, but in suspicious ways. An unsociable guy who gets irritated easily. DR. BRIAN FFRENCH Young in his medical career. He is cult and is very fond of old things. Not very happy with his life, but always smiling. MIRELLE F. SULIVAN An elegant young woman who easily attracts men and an excellent actress. But an air of mystery hangs over her. Nothing is known about her past. LITTLE FRED One of the orphans and teacher Sarah's student. His parents were killed and he was sent to the orphanage, all children don't like to approach him.

Forty-one people. Forty-one doors and a really weird reality show. In just one of the doors there is salvation for the lives of those people attracted to life...or to death. ---------------------------------------------- ------ Henry Holmes has always been enchanted by the work of his father, Sherlock Holmes. When his father gives him the honor of having his first case, he will discover that he is not alone. ---------------------------------------------- ------- Kate Poirot has always been a great student in chemistry and physics. When she completed elementary school in Bulgaria she returned to England and decided to embark on a new case, with her father's consent. I didn't know I would find Henry, son of one of the greatest detectives in the world.

The Theft of Duster the Dog

London in the 1930s. It was Christmas Eve and the Hastings family was back in England, as they did every year. This would be a spectacular Christmas, now with the third member of the family, thought Arthur Hastings. But, thinking that the days of his stay would be peaceful, he meets detective Hercule Poirot, a great friend of his. Would finding Poirot in the same city as him an omen of something to come?

the anthill

Hercule Poirot is at peace in his beloved France when he receives a call from a certain lady's secretary. Lady Marshall was a woman of many possessions and an extremely fine figure. The fact is: This lady had just died, the police hadn't given her medical report yet, and she had left an unmarked will. An extremely understandable mistake, as Mi Lady was already quite old. Now it will be up to Poirot to unravel the true intention of Mi Lady's terminated will, so that he can reach the conclusion of the possible cause of death of Lady Marshall even before the police.