Ordeal by Innocence by Agatha Christie

Ordeal by Innocence by Agatha Christie

A man arrives at the Argyle family home two years after their adopted son was executed for his mother's murder, carrying an alibi that proves the son was innocent all along — which means someone else in the family committed the crime and has been living alongside the others ever since.

Christie inverts the usual mystery structure here, since the wrongful conviction is revealed at the start rather than the end, and the novel becomes a study of how the surviving family members' relationships have already been permanently poisoned by two years of unspoken suspicion before the real culprit is even identified.

One of Christie's own favourite novels, notable for its unusual structure and psychological depth.

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