And Then There Were None, (Paperback)

from Eavans

Really thought I knew who the killer(s) were. Agatha, you got me. Again.

from LisaMaria_C

Even decades after first reading it, I could recall parts of this book distinctively to mind, that's how strong an impression it made after I'd completely forgotten plots and characters of dozens, maybe even hundreds of mystery books, even others by Agatha Christie. It would be a close thing, but...

from Renz0808

Ten strangers receive an invitation to come to Indian Island off the coast of Devon. None of these people have any real idea who owns the island and the locals find the situation very mysterious. These ten people soon discover they have been invited to this island under false pretenses and each i...

from Mrsbaty

Can anything be said about this book that hasn't already been said a thousand times? It's a classic and it's been given every accolade possible for a mystery novel. It set standards that are almost impossible for other mystery writers to reach. But those kinds of comments can make it seem stuffy ...

from bookworm12

Ten strangers stranded on a deserted island, each one hiding a dark secret. Could you possibly have a better set up for a mystery? I think not. And Then There Were None was my very first Agatha Christie novel. I was only 11 or so when I read it for the first time, which made the murder and mayhem...