The Murder of Roger Ackroyd

by Agatha Christie

Hercule Poirot · Book 4
4.00 · 4 ratings

Description

In the quiet village of King's Abbott, the shocking murder of wealthy Roger Ackroyd sends ripples of fear and suspicion through the community. Renowned detective Hercule Poirot, seeking a peaceful retirement, is drawn back into the world of crime to unravel the complex web of secrets and lies surrounding Ackroyd's death. As Poirot delves deeper, he encounters a cast of suspicious characters, each with their own motives and hidden agendas, making everyone a potential suspect. With its masterful misdirection and a legendary twist that redefined the genre, this classic mystery challenges readers to piece together the truth alongside Poirot, proving why Agatha Christie remains the undisputed Queen of Crime.

Available Editions

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paperback

Black Dog & Leventhal : Distributed by Workman Pub. Co.

Published Jan 1, 2006

288 pages

ISBN: 9781579126278

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paperback edition cover

paperback

Harper

Published Jan 1, 2011

286 pages

ISBN: 9780062073563

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@gxuosiJul 3, 2026

oh my fucking god. this was SO GOOD what the hell. i fought for my life to get into this one (my fault, not the book's fault) and then that last 20% was exhilarating.

Details

First Published

1926

Language

eng

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