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The best novels of Agatha Christie, the mysterious Styles affair, without the Internet

Agatha Mary Clarisa and the nickname Agatha Christie is an English writer who specialized in writing novels and detective stories. She also wrote some romantic novels under the pseudonym of Homary Westmacott, which is considered the greatest author of detective novels in the world, as she exceeded the number of copies of her novels sold a billion copies worldwide and translated to more than 103 languages

 The Agatha Christie novel The mysterious Styles affair without Net The story takes place in England during World War I in the Styles Palace of Essex, Emily Cavendish is a woman who inherits after the death of her husband the ownership of the palace and the bulk of the late Mr. Cavendish’s wealth, and this widow is married to a younger man who is Alfred Englthrop He lives with her in this palace, in addition to my son's first husband, his first wife, John and Lawrence Cavendish, as well as John Mary's wife, and a young girl named Cynthia Murdoch working in a local pharmacy close to the hospital. Styles residents wake up one night to find that Emily Englthrop has died of poisoning. Hastings, who lives as a guest at home, asks for help from his friend Hercule Poirot who lives near Styles Village, and Poirot proceeds with his work linking events related to the crime and discovers that Emily on the day of her death quarrels with both her husband Alfred and the son of her late husband John, and it seemed after this quarrel Tense and troubled, and I decided to write a new will, but there is no trace of this new will and the question remains, how and when was Mrs. Emily Englthrop poisoned? Initially, Alfred is the first suspect, especially since he will benefit financially from the death of his wife and also because he is much younger than his wife, and members of the Cavendish family have always considered him a wealthy hunter. Evelyn Howard, escort Emily, also hates her husband's boss. The behavior of the latter prior to the crime increases the strength of the charges against him, and finally the inspector Jaap decides to arrest him on charges of killing his wife, but Poirot intervenes and proves that he was not the one who poisoned her. Doubts later turn to John Cavendish, who is also arrested for the same charge. In the conclusion, and after further investigation, Poirot discovers that the real perpetrator of the crime is Alfred Englthrop with the help of escorting his late wife, Evelyn Howard.

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