Crooked House by Agatha Christie

Crooked House by Agatha Christie

Aristide Leonides built a fortune and a house large enough to keep three generations of his family in it — sons, wives, a young second wife, a governess, and a granddaughter Charles Hayward intends to marry. Then someone swaps his insulin for eserine.

Charles goes into the house to find the killer for her sake, and finds a family in which everyone had a motive and nobody has an alibi worth the name. There is no Poirot and no Marple here; Christie wanted the reader alone with the household, and the ending is the one her publishers asked her to change.

Christie called it one of the two favourites among her own books. The solution is still one of the most shocking in crime fiction.

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