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Christie wrote 66 detective novels, created Hercule Poirot and Miss Marple, and became the best-selling novelist in history—only the Bible and Shakespeare have sold more. Her mysteries follow strict rules: all clues visible, no supernatural solutions, the least suspicious person often guilty. In 1926, she disappeared for eleven days after her husband’s affair—a real-life mystery never fully solved. She wrote until 85, turning murder into puzzles that satisfied minds craving order in chaos.