Many authors take inspiration from Christie, which is no surprise considering her prominence in the murder mystery genre.

Murder on the Orient Express by Agatha Christie One of ... a thrilling mystery that dives into family secrets, deception, and betrayal. The third book in the Mary Wandwalker series, it is set ...

Ella Lily Hyland and Oliver Jackson-Cohen gush about having the opportunity to star in a series based on the work of a legendary novelist. Agatha Christie’s Towards Zero centers on a murder ...

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A peaceful train ride becomes a thrilling whodunit. Join a famous detective as he unravels a web of secrets and lies.

Mystery fiction has changed drastically since 1930, the time frame for Marie Benedict’s clever and engaging “The Queens of ...

In true Agatha Christie style, a murder is announced on the opening page of Louise Hegarty’s debut novel, which blends an ...

That’s when I learned about Lillian Jackson Braun and her “The Cat Who” series. First published in 1966, “The Cat Who Could ...

The fun comes not from relentless action but instead from watching these curious characters being brought to layered life.

Every so often, a debut novel stands out from the pack. This year, that book is ‘Fair Play’, says Aoife Barry. Cork author ...