Endless Night (Audiobook)

from DeltaQueen50

This book came as somewhat of a surprise to me. Originally published in 1967, I think it is a wonderful example of how versatile an author she was. This was not what I had usually come to expect from Agatha Christie, it read rather as if it had come from the pen of Ruth Rendell, much more of a ps...

from mstrust

An unusual book for Christie as it has almost a Gothic feel that reminded me of du Maurier's "Rebecca". Written in first-person narrative, it follows the meeting and marriage of poor English Mike and weathly American Ellie. The problem is that Ellie has inherited so much money that she can't get ...

from alionora

A lot more sinister than most of Christie's works. It starts off almost dull and very uneventful, but the sense of uneasiness just grows throughout the book, and the twist at the end is brilliant.

from nmhale

Reading through the opening chapters of this mystery, I had to double check the author's name on the cover. I love Christie, and this book seemed so different from every other work I had read from her before. Not in a bad way, simply different. The story is about a boy meeting a girl, falling in ...

from jayne_charles

My absolute favourite by Agatha Christie. I didn't see the twist coming, maybe that makes me a bit thick, but I always like to be caught out by a book. Wonderfully dark and sinister.