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"Death Came Silent" was Agatha Christie's first detective novel published in 1920. He created the character of the famous Belgian detective Hercule Poirot. Hercule Poirot is a detective who stands out with his intelligence, sense of humor, keen observation and European politeness. The murders were carried out by the "little gray cells" He solves the problem using his brain.
To recover from the wounds he received after World War I, Hastings starts staying with Styles at the insistence of his friend John. John lives in this mansion with his stepmother Emily Inglethorp. After Hasting arrives, many events begin to happen. Emily's assistant Evelyn leaves the house. Emily is killed. Her young husband Alfred was not at home the day Emily was murdered. Emily's adopted daughter, Ctnthia Murdoch, heard no sounds in the next room where the events took place. Next to this, a broken coffee cup and a burnt will paper are found. Of course, it is up to Poirot to solve the mysteries of all these events.
Emily's new husband, her two stepsons, her assistants, her doctors, her student... everyone seems like a murderer. On the other hand, you read about Poirot and Hastings arguing bitterly, finding evidence and investigating the incident.
The book is written with Hastigs' narration. In her very first book, Agatha Christie made it clear that she would be the queen of detective fiction. I read it with great pleasure. I advise.
