Evil Under the Sun

Book Review

Evil Under the Sun by Agatha Christie is a classic detective novel that showcases the author's skill in crafting intricate plots and unexpected resolutions. The story unfolds at a picturesque resort where the murder of the famous actress Arlena Stuart takes place. Hercule Poirot, on vacation, takes on the investigation and soon discovers that beneath the surface of apparent tranquility lie dark secrets and motives. Critics note that Christie succeeds in creating an atmosphere of tension and uncertainty, as well as skillfully developing the characters' personalities. Special attention is given to the psychological depth and motivation of the characters, making the plot even more captivating. The book's ending, as in most of Christie's works, surprises with its unexpectedness and logic simultaneously. Evil Under the Sun is considered one of the best Poirot novels and reaffirms Agatha Christie's status as the queen of detective fiction.