What happened the eleven days that Agatha Christie went missing?
Agatha Christie, pawn or puppet-master? For eleven days in December 1926, that was the question all of England was asking. Was she kidnapped, or possibly a pawn trapped in an international mystery? Or could she actually be the puppet-master, secretly manipulating an entire nation from behind her typewriter?
Did one of the most disciplined writing minds the world has ever known really just “black out” only to somehow reappear eleven days later, feeble and disorientated at a spa hotel? And what really was written in her missing diary regarding those eleven mysterious days?
Excerpt
As Agatha Christie’s governess, I had absolutely no warning that today was the day my role in her life would evolve from instructor to confidant. A mysterious letter had just arrived and the contents, I deciphered, were most upsetting. That had not taken any great insight, since immediately upon opening the envelope Mr. and Mrs. Christie had a terrible row. Moments earlier, they had been discussing about going on a trip to the United States of America to see the World’s Fair in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania when suddenly, the letter dramatically changed their discourse.
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