I picked it up, with some expectations and wasn't left disappointed. A very comfortable read, indeed. 
 Mike Rogers is a man who is too restless to settle in a job and all he wants is a house, 'Gipsy's Acre' for himself with a girl he loved. At one point, it seems all his dreams come true but then the mystery begins. 
 This novel's strength lies in its prose, which is extremely impressive. Christie worked with a great deal of ideas and metaphors in Endless Night. Plot mysterious, taut, and narrated in first person's point of view. 
 Christie beautifully shows us, how greed can land us on trouble and also she stresses that even most evil within us have options to pick out something different. The message is satisfactorily carried out. 
 'I tried, Mike. I tried very hard to keep you safe. I failed. I was always afraid that I should fail'. I said, 'All right, Mum, it wasn't your fault. I chose to go the way I wanted'. 
 And I thought suddenly, 'That's what santonix said. He was afraid for me, too. He hadn't been able to do anything either. Nobody could have done anything - except perhaps I myself....' 
 Overall, it is a simple and beautiful story. 
 Recommended.