The Man in the Brown Suit

The Man in the Brown Suit is a novel by Agatha Christie that was first published in 1924. The novel follows the adventures of Anne Beddingfield, a young woman who witnesses a murder on a London Underground train and then sets out to find the killer. The novel is notable for its use of the then-new genre of detective fiction and for its interesting and well-developed characters.

Some special characters in The Man in the Brown Suit include Colonel Race, Anne Beddingfield, and Mr. Johnson.

The Agatha Christie’s writing style is called the mystery style.’s novel are:

-Murder on the Orient Express
-And Then There Were None
-The Murder of Roger Ackroyd
-The ABC Murders