yacoob
I'm not a big fan of criminal stories - I think the only criminal novels that I've read were those written by Joanna Chmielewska, and I've read them primarily for the humour, and not the mystery. I've decided to read this book as a result of it popping up in search results for ‘and then there were none', for which phrase I've searched in a completely different context. The story of the title got my attention.The story isn't particularly gripping, but the writing had something intriguing. Plus - probably - a number of other things I've watched and read based its concept on the template established by this book. All in all, good fun.
I'm not a big fan of criminal stories - I think the only criminal novels that I've read were those written by Joanna Chmielewska, and I've read them primarily for the humour, and not the mystery. I've decided to read this book as a result of it popping up in search results for ‘and then there were none', for which phrase I've searched in a completely different context. The story of the title got my attention.The story isn't particularly gripping, but the writing had something intriguing. Plus - probably - a number of other things I've watched and read based its concept on the template established by this book. All in all, good fun.