Agatha Christie's "Death on the Nile"

"Endless Night"* is a novel by *Agatha Christie*, first published in 1967. It is one of Christie's distinctive works in the world of detective fiction, characterized by mystery and suspense. It is one of her novels that does not feature the famous detective **Hercule Poirot**, but rather revolves around a new set of characters

The story begins with a mysterious murder that takes place in a country house in England, where a man's body is found murdered in a strange way. The novel focuses on the psychological and emotional conflict between the different characters who have hidden motives and deep hatred that may be behind the crime

The book presents, as is the case in many of Christie's novels, many twists and surprises that captivate the reader until the end. It combines psychological tension and meticulous detective investigation, and shows Christie's skill in weaving conspiracies and presenting characters who appear innocent but hide complex motives behind them

*"Endless Night"* is an exciting novel that shows how feelings of hatred and revenge can be a strong motive for committing crimes, and it is considered one of the favorite books for lovers of detective fiction