The Murder Of Roger Ackroyd
by Agatha Christie

In the quiet village of King's Abbot a widow's suicide has stirred suspicion—and dreadful gossip. There are rumors she murdered her first husband, rumors that she was being blackmailed, rumors that her secret lover was Roger Ackroyd, who was stabbed to death in his study. And there are rumors that his neighbor, Hercule Poirot, doesn't have a clue. Setting up the traditional rules of mystery only to shatter them with glee, Agatha Christie startles fans with this ingeniously tricky whodunit, which remains one of the most famous detective novels ever written and certainly one of the most delightfully controversial

Other Books by Agatha Christie

Five Little Pigs

Cards on the Table

Three-Act Tragedy

The A.B.C. Murders

The Regatta Mystery and Other Stories

Curtain

Dumb Witness

The Under Dog and Other Stories

After the Funeral

The Clocks

Death On The Nile

Murder On The Orient Express

Cat Among the Pigeons

The Mysterious Affair at Styles

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