The Murder of Roger Ackroyd: A Hercule Poirot Mystery (Paperback) by Agatha Christie

from mykl-s

There's something about Christie's detectives that makes them better for me when reimagined in video. 'Ackroyd' might be different

from Ianigsy

In some ways a classic English country house murder mystery, this book is also something more. Towards the end, the story becomes something more complex as Dr Sheppard's account of events following the murder of Roger Ackroyd take on a more sinister and psychological aspect. Even if you know the ...

from managedbybooks

logically, i know flora and major blunt are minor characters and that agatha is deceased, but that does not stop me from wanting an entire spin-off novel of their romance

from ikeman100

I had never read an Agatha Christie novel even though I am a fan if many of the films made form her books. this one came highly recommended and it is pretty good. Of course the books are very English and dated but decent stories none the less.

from akfarrar

The Ultimate Deception Agatha Christie's job, as a writer of Detective Novels, was, paradoxically, to hide the criminal - much like a spiv with the card game, Hide the Lady. Even though the punter aims to find the card - and makes wild guesses (based, of course, on superior talents) the side-show...