“And Then There Were None”
Which author do you think wrote the best mystery novels? We’d say that Agatha Christie achieved more than anyone else when she published her book, And Then There Were None in 1939.

Described by Christie as the most challenging work she wrote because of its plot, And Then There Were None has sold a whopping 100 million copies, which turned it into the most successful mystery crime novel ever published. Talk about talent!
