Danger in the Last House and Other Stories (A Collection of Short Stories by Agatha Christie)

Agatha Christie's ingenuity is evident in building mysterious worlds that combine logic and astonishment, leading the reader with confident steps through a network of secrets and illusions, where every detail whispers a hidden meaning, and every look carries the shadow of a coming crime.
In "A Date with Death", destinies intersect at a decisive moment from which there is no escape, while "An Endless Night" paints a picture of a night that inhabits souls before flooding the earth. In "The Fourth Man in the Shadow" and "The Rats," the hidden face of human nature, one that knows how to hide evil under the guise of innocence, is revealed.
The "Lent House of Death" and the "Hidden House of Death" are two beautiful nightmares, where houses become living beings that breathe secrets and hide anxious souls within their walls. In "The Man in the Brown Suit" and "Death at Sea", the place turns into a silent hero, telling his story in his own way.
Stories like "The Despicable House", "The Post-Show Scream", and "The Call of the Wings" come to form the surprising conclusion to Agatha Christie's world; A world that captivates its reader until the last page, and leaves him with an endless question: Where does the line separate crime from life?
In every story, the mystery resonates, and in every ending, the truth turns against itself, being reborn in a more astonishing and profound way.