The night of Halloween is full of thrills and terror, and as it approaches on October 31st, don't forget to choose the books that will accompany you on this mysterious night. 

If you can't handle overly scary stories but still want to enjoy the mystery of Halloween without having nightmares afterwards, then mystery literature can help you get into the mood. Specifically, the writing skills of Agatha Christie can offer you an interesting and exciting reading experience, exploring the various plots of her mysteries.

Agatha Christie, the famous author of many best-selling detective novels and creator of the literary character Hercule Poirot, who takes on the role of detective to solve mysteries, created the work 'Hallowe'en Party' in 1969, which of course takes place on the night of Halloween. And who else could take on the investigation of a murder that happened on the most atmospheric night of the year, other than the famous Belgian detective Hercule Poirot himself;

PS 1: I recommend the English version of the book to enjoy the authentic writing style of the British author. However, you can also find the Greek version titled 'Party for Murderers'.

PS 2: If the plot seems familiar to you, it is because of its cinematic adaptation in the movie 'Mystery in Venice/A Haunting in Venice' (2023).

PS 3: Due to the movie, the book has been reissued under the title 'Mystery in Venice'.