Hercule Poirot Poster Set: The Murder of Roger Ackroyd, Evil Under the Sun & Curtain

Bring together three of Agatha Christie's finest Hercule Poirot mysteries in one striking wall display. This trio spans the detective's career from clever mid-life triumphs to his final bow, making it a thoughtful gift for any devoted crime fiction reader.

Why these three belong together

Each of these novels finds Poirot at the height of his powers, using his famous little grey cells to expose secrets that others have missed. Together they trace a satisfying arc across his career, from a quietly devastating case in an English village to the seaside and, finally, back to where it all began. Justice, deception and the weight of the past run through all three, making this a set with real narrative depth as well as visual appeal.

The Murder of Roger Ackroyd (1926)

When Roger Ackroyd is found dead in his study, Poirot is drawn out of retirement to untangle a web of lies within a seemingly ordinary village. Widely regarded as one of Christie's most audacious mysteries, it builds to a twist that changed the rules of detective fiction. The Murder of Roger Ackroyd remains a masterclass in misdirection.

Evil Under the Sun (1941)

A glamorous holiday resort provides the backdrop for a murder among sunbathers and secrets alike. Poirot must sift through jealousy, rumour and alibi to catch a killer hiding in plain sight. It is Christie at her most stylish, pairing a sun-soaked setting with a razor-sharp plot.

Curtain: Poirot's Last Case (1975)

Published shortly before Christie's own death, Curtain brings Poirot back to Styles Court, the very house where his career began. Older and frailer, he faces one final, deeply personal case, working to stop a killer who acts through others. It is a fittingly poignant close to the great detective's story.

Styling your Poirot wall

Hang this set above a study desk, reading nook or hallway gallery wall, arranging the three prints in hanging order for a natural left-to-right narrative flow. Oak framing suits a warm, classic library look, while black or white frames bring a cleaner, more contemporary edge, and unframed prints are ideal if you fancy sourcing your own frames. The set is also available in Blurby, Minimalist, Modern, Modern Minimalist, Square and Watercolour styles, so you can match it to the rest of your decor. Remember, buying any three prints together qualifies for 20% off, making this the perfect way to build a considered, Christie-inspired collection for your walls.