Battle Poster Set: The Secret of Chimneys, Towards Zero & The Seven Dials Mystery

For readers who like their crime steeped in country houses, secret societies and a detective who never quite says all he knows, this trio brings together three of Agatha Christie's finest Superintendent Battle mysteries in one striking poster set.

Why these three belong together

Each of these novels finds the quietly formidable Superintendent Battle working his way through webs of deception, from political intrigue to long-buried grudges. Together they trace the breadth of Christie's plotting, from country-house capers to slow-burning tales of revenge, all unified by Battle's calm, unshakeable pursuit of the truth.

The Secret of Chimneys (1925)

When a murder occurs at the mysterious country house of Chimneys, a young woman and a determined detective join forces to unveil the secret behind the crime. It is a story of intrigue, romance and revenge, and one of Christie's earliest forays into the world of political conspiracy.

Towards Zero (1944)

When a murder shatters a seaside gathering, retired judge Treves suspects the crime began long before the victim died. This chilling tale sees justice racing against time, towards zero, in one of Christie's most tightly constructed later mysteries.

The Seven Dials Mystery (1929)

A prank gone wrong. A secret society. A deadly countdown. Behind the walls of a country estate, the truth ticks closer, and one misstep could silence the investigation forever. Christie's taste for adventure and danger is on full display here.

Styling your Superintendent Battle wall

Hang the set in hanging order, left to right, above a reading chair, writing desk or study bookshelf for a gallery that rewards a closer look. Oak framing brings out the vintage, country-house feel of these stories, while black framing lends a sharper, more graphic edge and white keeps things light and gallery-like. The set is also available unframed for those who like to choose their own frames. Beyond the classic Blurby style shown here, this trio comes in Minimalist, Modern, Modern Minimalist, Square and Watercolour styles, so you can match the set to the rest of your room, whether that is bold and typographic or soft and painterly.