Agatha Christie's No Survivors (English name:The Headlessheadless mansion or The Headlessheadlessheadlesshead) was one of Agatha Christie's most famous mystery novels published in 1953.
This novel was based on the Sherlock Holmes series and told the story of a mysterious murder. In the story, a policeman named Alan Rick was sent to investigate the case, but he soon found out that the case had nothing to do with his job. During the investigation, he encountered many difficulties, including a lack of clues, mysterious people, and incredible mysteries. In the end, he uncovered the truth of the murder through reasoning and in-depth investigation and brought the murderer to justice.
The novel was known as one of Christie's masterpieces for its complicated plot, mysterious characters, and shocking ending. It was also regarded as one of the classics of mystery novels and was widely praised and influenced.