Agathachristie Stories

Ten years after a notorious murder trial divided the country, ten of the people who shaped the verdict are invited to a remote inn on the Maine coast for a glossy "Ten Years Later" documentary. The producers promise new evidence. The marketing promises closure. The storm promises isolation. But when the tide seals the causeway, it becomes clear someone didn't come for catharsis, someone came for correction. One by one, secrets unravel and old loyalties fracture, forcing a darker question: What do we call justice when the truth dies first?

Vera Claythorne is sure she was sent to die. I mean, what else is she supposed to do? Maybe a certain man can come around and make her stay a bit more enjoyable. TW: this does have...death in it. I mean if you have ever read "And Then There Were None" you would understand. This is a Vanthony (Vera x Anthony) story if you dont like, click off. The deaths of characters are all out of order so do not expect them to be. This is fan-fiction, and I do not own the characters or the book. This is also just pure fluff no...other stuff.. YEAH!! Ok enjoy! 🎺🐛

Inspired by Agatha Christie's The Mysterious Affair at Styles, and ITV's Endeavour, with a queer twist! When medical student Jane Beresford recieves a letter from her family asking her to return home to attend a funeral, she thinks she can take this as an opportunity to reunite with the family of the deceased and support them in hard times. Unfortunately for her, there is always some queer affair or the other in Hazel Hall. With her trusted flatmate Cynthia Jones, she returns to her childhood home to learn that the serene countryside is not all that it seems...

Just a short story that's written in an Agatha Christie style. Please leave criticism. Thanks.

A writer heavily inspired by Agatha Christie decides to pen down a locked room mystery novel. Is he able to finish it...or is there a surprise awaiting him? -a short story by Nikhil Uprety.

A not so subtle parody of the two infamous detectives, Hercule Holmes however has his own methods. Tobacco pipes, magnifying glasses, boutonnières, he has got all the things a detective needs (except maybe a destined chronicler). So come along and watch as he goes on his adventures, solving murders and robberies in the most ridiculous fashion to finding his very own and much needed arch-nemesis. He might run out his wits sometimes, but there are two things he seems to never run out of. Good luck and his signature gaping smirk. (First part released on 23rd March, 2022. HAPPY SHERLOCK HOLMES DAY!) Cover Illustration Credits : C. Palmer

The Hercules Poirot of the 22nd century is here! Follow the adventures of Cy Barbados, a private investigator, as he solves mysterious murders in the floating mansions of the rich, in the darkest corners of a futuristic city - even on trains going across the land forever changed by a nuclear war! New chapters every Wednesday and Sunday! -- Excerpt: "I'm sorry for- for stealing you like this for- for a moment," Jenkins stuttered; he reached into his pocket and presented a small vial; "I found this among doctor Kostopoulos's cosmetics!" he announced. Barbados took the vial from the butler's hand and studied it carefully. It was very simple, transparent with stains from dark oil; small, the size of a thumb, no more. "Do you often go through your master's guest's personal belongings, Jenkins?" the detective asked. The butler turned pale; pure whiteness was slowly becoming more and more his natural colour. "I- I just wanted to help..." "And you helped indeed!" Barbados laughed and patted the butler on his shoulder; "It could be an essential clue and evidence in this case!" "Really?" asked the butler, somewhat unsure, but proud of himself. No. Just a complication, the detective thought. "Of course!" he said. A lie, he thought. "I'm happy I could help, Mr Barbados." "Naturally. You're a good man, Jenkins. Now leave me for a moment, please. I need to study this new evidence in peace..."

Marc's only job was to keep an eye on his worst enemy, Kip Pulman and make sure the rest of the school didn't murder him. All while trying to attract the attention of the girl of his dreams, Christie Claythorne. Christie Claythorne is afraid of men. After years of relentless torture at the hands of Kip Pulman she would do anything to escape the deadbeat suburb of Astwright. Armed with her intellect and a plethora of Agatha Christie novels, she waits. When Kip Pulman dies on a drama excursion Marc and Christie are drawn together with only a fifty dollar bill and a few crime scene photographs as clues. Together they hope to bring justice to the boy they once hated (even though Marc believes that hate is a strong word). Hopefully they both get out alive and Marc will win over the girl of his dreams. [#207 in Mystery/Thriller, 2/11/15]

An eccentric millionaire, holidaying at a villa, is brutally murdered. Which one of his closest friends is the culprit? Clues: none. Weapon of murder: an ancient dagger. Reason: unknown. Suspects: 17. Murderer: obviously unknown. Good thing detective Imran Ali is among them. There is no one better than him for the challenging task. Will he be able to find out the murderer, before he strikes again, this time to get rid of the genius and jolly detective? Thrill and excitement at every page, balanced with humor. Inspired by Agatha Christie. I assure you, no spelling or grammatical mistakes. You won't be disappointed.

Did he truly passed because of the car accident? Or is there more than meets the eye? Perhaps the Nation-wide criminal organization had a hand in all of this. Or maybe it was just pure coincidence? What about the case from 8 years ago. Is that what made Cendric the way he is now? Whatever the case may be, I'm going to follow Cendric until the end! Until we find the whole truth! A murder mystery by miru. Inspired by Sherlock Holmes, Ace attorney, Detective Conan and many others.

Achille Poirot, twin brother of the Belgian detective made famous by Agatha Christie, lives in the new Waldorf Astoria Hotel in New York City. Intrigue and mystery haunt the Poirot family. In this story, Achille must solve a burglary that may have been committed by a ghost. Join him as he rubs elbows with the high society of 1930s New York City.

It was only a minor spooky game to pass time on a snowy day. But when the psychic table-turning pronounced Asgore Dreemurr "dead", the people at the Dreemurr house became nervous. And when, a few hours later, Muffet discovered his dust, the game becomes an eerie and baffling murder case. Inspector Undyne is assigned the case and she vows to avenge the Fluffybuns' death. Sans forms unlikely forces with Raven, the Dreemurrs' family friend in order to clear Papyrus' name. The case soon became more than a mere puzzle to be solved- and as the pieces began to fall into place, the true culprit's identity loomed ever closer, like a shadow ready to be cast into the light. Highly inspired by Agatha Christie's novel : The Sittaford Mystery (also known as Murder at Hazelmoor)

This won't be smut, due to the fact I am a minor writing, I will do requests. Probably going to do a Sylvia plath or Kurt Cobain after this, hope you enjoy

When a famous actor is found dead, his own twin brother must investigate and reveal dark secrets from their past to discover the truth.The mysterious inhabitants of this town will make an exciting investigation in the 19th certury.

An opulent wedding. A grand estate. A bride found dead before she can say I do. The village of Helsfield is no stranger to gossip, but when a young bride turns up dead days before her lavish ceremony, whispers turn to suspicion. The guest list is full of secrets, and behind every polite smile lies a motive. Enter Missy, a reclusive novelist, quiet observer, and author of a dozen detective stories. When the investigation stalls, Missy finds herself drawn from fiction to fact, applying her literary instincts to a very real case of murder. After all, who better to solve a murder... than someone who's imagined dozens?