Christian names would refer to first or given names. Starting with possible first names hidden in the anagram would give a starting point. Not religion nor Christie.
Hi maryanalbulushi, I was thinking of the very popular novel part of the clue Klaurose gave. I don't know what you think, but I think that 'very popular' would narrow it down to about 4 novels. I haven't been clever enough to find all the clues, but I feel I could guess a character who is a thief but not a murderer from a popular novel.
According to the clues given by successful forum sleuths, it is a Poirot novel, and a popular one. Many of the popular AC novels star Poirot. Can you think of any thieves in Murder on the Orient Express, because I cannot, so maybe not that one. And nearly everyone in that novel is a GENERAL SPOILER murderer. Are there any thieves in And Then There Were None? I can't remember. Again,in that one, would one struggle to find a character who isn't a murderer? I can think of a novel with a thief in which is said to be a very good example of Christie's work.
I agree that there are four main Christie works. The thief is from one of them. And three are Poirot novels. And Then There Were None would be the fourth. Perhaps think of a main novel that has been dramatized often?
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