"And Then There Were None"..but me(Clarie)! -By Agatha Christie

Ten strangers are drawn to the famous mansion on Soldier Island off Devon Coast, by someone none of them have met. Their host, U.N Owen, never shows up. When a recording they listen to on the first night accuses each guest of having a murderous past, they slowly open up about their stories. Being hunted down by the ideas in an old poem, and their paranoia growing, will anyone survive their unknown killer? Or will there be none?

That is my little teaser of the book, ”And Then There Were None” by Agatha Christie.  I hope this will be sufficient bait to hook you on the idea of this murder mystery, which is probably one of the best I have ever read!  Perfect for those people who love a puzzle and don't mind some spine tingling ideas to bring them along.

My favourite part:  I love how the author made the story line so complex and peppered with unexpected events.  I would not have been able to come up with that storyline in all of my born days! I just can't stop thinking about all the planning it would take to do that.

If I could change something as the author:  I would definitely get rid of some of the old-style language. I’d find it hard to understand at times and I did have to ponder on what was meant. It somewhat took away from the whole experience. Not to mention, it took about 50 pages for the storyline to pick up speed. You really need to push through to get to the juicy stuff, but once you're there you wont stop.