In The Hollow, Agatha Christie crafts one of her most emotionally complex and psychologically rich Hercule Poirot mysteries. A peaceful weekend gathering at an elegant English country estate turns deadly when Dr. John Christow, a brilliant but conflicted physician, is found shot by the swimming pool — surrounded by family, friends, and secrets.
When Hercule Poirot arrives just moments after the murder, he finds the scene oddly staged — almost theatrical. Each guest seems to hold a piece of the puzzle, from the elegant hostess to the jealous wife, the devoted mistress, and the unexpected visitor from Christow’s past. As Poirot untangles a web of passion, betrayal, and emotional deceit, he must separate truth from illusion to reveal a killer driven by love and obsession.
Blending classic detective intrigue with psychological depth, The Hollow is more than a whodunit — it’s a portrait of human weakness, hidden desires, and tragic misunderstanding, showcasing Christie’s unmatched insight into the complexities of the human heart.
A favorite among Christie fans and critics alike, this novel stands as one of her most sophisticated and character-driven mysteries.
PUBLISHER: HARPER COLLINS PUBLISHERS
BINDING: PAPER BACK
LANGUAGE: ENGLISH
PAGES: 384

