The Murder Of Roger Ackroyd
ISBN: 9780007527526
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The Murder Of Roger Ackroyd By Agatha Christie Is One Of The Most Groundbreaking And Controversial Detective Novels In The Genre’S History. Set In The Quiet Village Of King’S Abbot, The Story Begins With The Apparent Suicide Of Mrs. Ferrars, A Wealthy Widow Rumored To Have Poisoned Her Husband. Her Death Shocks The Community—But Even More Shocking Is The Murder Of Roger Ackroyd, The Man She Was Expected To Marry, Who Had Just Received A Letter Revealing The Truth Behind Her Secrets. Enter Hercule Poirot, Recently Retired And Living In The Village, Who Is Drawn Into The Investigation. As Poirot Interviews The Eccentric Cast Of Characters—Including Ackroyd’S Stepson, A Suspicious Butler, And A Secretive Housekeeper—He Uncovers A Web Of Lies, Blackmail, And Hidden Motives. The Novel’S Twist Ending, Delivered With Christie’S Signature Flair, Redefined The Rules Of Detective Fiction And Remains One Of The Most Talked-About Conclusions In Literary History