Crooked House

"Crooked House," written by Agatha Christie and read by Hugh Fraser, is a classic mystery that explores a gripping family secret within the sprawling Leonides household. When Aristide is found dead from a barbiturate injection, suspicion initially falls on his young widow, but the story unfolds through the determined investigation of Charles Hayward, the granddaughter’s fiancé. This novel is celebrated by Christie herself as one of her favorites, offering a compelling blend of family intrigue and suspense.