A recent survey of Golden Age Detection (GAD) members revealed a surprising consensus on Agatha Christie’s least popular novels.

When asked to rank their top 20 Christie stories, participants unanimously left eight titles off their lists entirely, while the crowd-pleasers ‘The Murder of Roger Ackroyd’ and ‘And Then There Were None’ tied for first place in the popular favourites category. 

Despite Christie’s fame for iconic mysteries, the eight overlooked books—spanning from classic…