They Came to Baghdad / Agatha Christie

A suspense novel set in the Middle East, They Came to Baghdad follows Victoria Jones, a young Englishwoman whose impulsive decision to travel to Baghdad draws her into a web of espionage, political danger, and murder. Blending mystery fiction, international thriller, and adventure novel elements, the story moves from romantic fantasy into a tense investigation shaped by secret identities, shifting loyalties, and the pressure of events larger than any one character fully understands. Agatha Christie uses Victoria’s energy, imagination, and determination to drive a plot in which personal desire collides with global intrigue, making the book especially appealing to readers interested in classic suspense, vintage crime fiction, and novels where ordinary choices open the way to escalating risk.

Author: Agatha Christie

Publisher: Berkley

Publication year: 1984

Pages: 240