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A review by lalu
And Then There Were None by Agatha Christie
dark
mysterious
tense
- Loveable characters? No
- Flaws of characters a main focus? Yes
4.5
Wow. This was quite something! I couldn't help myself but read the second half in one sitting.
Ten people are invited to "Soldier Island" under different pretences. It turns out that each one caused the death of someone in a way that was untouchable by law.One after another they all die.
Here are some of the guesses/suspicions I had while reading. None of them were correct. When Mr Rogers was seen outside and very shortly afterwards was seen in the attic, I thought he might have a twin or doppelganger.
The way Ms Brent wrote in her diary and also went outside on her own... Very suspicious!
When the last five sat in the drawing room and we could read each ones thoughts I thought the last one was Blore and therfore suspected him.
Ten people are invited to "Soldier Island" under different pretences. It turns out that each one caused the death of someone in a way that was untouchable by law.
Here are some of the guesses/suspicions I had while reading. None of them were correct.
The way Ms Brent wrote in her diary and also went outside on her own... Very suspicious!
When the last five sat in the drawing room and we could read each ones thoughts I thought the last one was Blore and therfore suspected him.
Content Warnings
Graphic: Confinement, Death, Murder, and Suicide
Moderate: Injury/Injury detail, Medical content, Panic attacks/disorders, Racism, Terminal illness, Violence, Child death, Gun violence, Alcohol, Blood, Car accident, Misogyny, and War
Minor: Religious bigotry, Infidelity, and Alcoholism