The Life Work of Agatha Christie

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The Life Work of Agatha Christie
-Highly acclaimed and beloved Agatha Mary Clarissa Miller was a Novelist, short story writer,
playwright, and poet.(Wikipedia)
-Born on September 15, 1890, Agatha concurred the world with her written work until her final departure at the seasoned age of 85 on January 12th 1976 (Wikipedia)
-Under the name Mary Westmacott She wrote six romances , however she is best known for the 66 detective novels and 14 short story collections that she wrote under her own name Agatha Christie,
(Wikipedia)
-Collectively Her novels have sold roughly 2 billion copies, ranking her as the world's third most-widely published author. (Wikipedia)
-Agatha wrote 19 plays, The Mousetrap being a Guinness world record holder for the longest initial run. (Wikipedia)
-Subsequently Agatha donated the rights of this particular play to her grandson, Matthew Prichard, as a present for his 7th birthday.(Word Press)
-Her 29th Book entitled "And Then There Were None" is described by Agatha as the most difficult book she had ever written. (Wikipedia)
All in all Christies life work amounted to 73 novels, 28 Short story collections, 3 poetry books, 16 fully written plays, and 7 radio and television broadcasts. (Wikipedia)(Samuelfrench.com)
However two books stand above the rest.
#1 Murder on the Orient Express:
One of Agatha's most acclaimed works, released in 1934 this book also went under the cover name of “Murder in the Calais Coach”. In this book detective (Hercule Poirot) relaxes on the train home after cracking a case. It is not long before he is thrust into the midst of yet another case as he pours over the facts of a despised billionaire who was murdered on rout. As always it is only a matter of time before the perpetrate is ousted. (RottenTomatos)
#2 Death on The Nile:
In this novel published in 1937 we set off with detective (Hercule Poirot) as the main character with his trusty sidekick Colonel Race on this murder mystery adventure. The plot takes a turn when a wealthy heiress (Linnet Ridgeway) is murdered on the same luxury cruise as Hercule and Mr. Race, coining the title “Death on The Nile”. The plot thickens as several passengers meet their untimely doom while aboard this deadly river ride. As the clock ticks Poirot goes to work twining together facts, until the killer is faced with the cold gaze of justice. When Simon and his accomplice Jacquie realize they have been snookered in one last act of desperation Jacquie rangles her guy and shoots Simon dead, killing herself immediately in a bitter end of murder suicide. (Wikipedia)