The Seven Dials Mystery

What happens when a harmless prank becomes deadly... and the clocks start ticking toward murder?
At Chimneys, a grand English country estate, eight alarm clocks were meant to be nothing more than a practical joke. But when Gerald Wade is found dead the next morning, Lady Eileen "Bundle" Brent realizes that someone has been playing a far more dangerous game.

A dying man's cryptic last words about "Seven Dials" thrust Bundle into a shadowy world of:

Masked figures meeting at midnight
International espionage and stolen formulas
A secret organization where time itself becomes a weapon
Murder disguised as accident in the heart of respectable society
Why readers can't put down this Christie masterpiece:
Meet Bundle Brent - Christie's most spirited amateur detective, whose aristocratic fearlessness and quick wit make her the perfect match for any criminal mastermind. Unlike the methodical Poirot or observant Miss Marple, Bundle charges headfirst into danger with charm, determination, and a complete disregard for her own safety.

Experience Christie at her most versatile - This isn't just a country house mystery. Christie masterfully blends the cozy English setting with heart-pounding espionage thriller elements, creating a unique reading experience that keeps you guessing until the final revelation.

Discover why critics call this "Christie's most underrated gem" - With its intricate plotting, memorable characters, and shocking twists, this 1929 classic showcases why Agatha Christie earned her crown as the undisputed Queen of Crime.

Perfect for fans of:
✓ Classic British mysteries
✓ Strong female protagonists
✓ Intricate puzzle plots with fair-play clues
✓ 1920s atmosphere and social drama
✓ International intrigue and espionage

Don't let time run out on this captivating mystery. Join Bundle Brent as she races against the clock to unmask the Seven Dials before they strike again.

Agatha Christie

1890 - 1976

Agatha Christie (1890–1976) was a British author best known for her detective novels, particularly those featuring Hercule Poirot and Miss Marple. Often referred to as the "Queen of Crime," she wrote 66 detective novels, 14 short story collections, and the world's longest-running play, The Mousetrap. Her books have sold over …