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Then There Were None by Agatha Christie

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I absolutely love Ellie Alexander‘s cozy mysteries and this is such a fun series!

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Easily half of my reading is from the mystery genre, so it‘s hard to pick a favorite. I‘ll lean on an author I love and my favorite from the ongoing series. It‘s several mysteries in the same book! #sundayfunday

My favorite mystery… this was tough, but from the Queen of mysteries, probably her best, in my opinion, And Then There Were None. It has everything, secluded setting, multiple suspects, many secrets. It‘s missing my favorite Christie character, H. Poirot, but Poirot would have figured things out too quickly 😉

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This is the one I've recommended most in the past years. I absolutely loved the "Gosford Park" meets "Groundhog Day" vibes of the book.

This one‘s probably in my top three favorite Agatha Christie books! It‘s got everything! Locked room murder, suspects everywhere, and Poirot being his usual genius.

#SundayFunday Have a wonderful day, and don‘t forget to tag me!

I did not think it was as beautifully/lyrically written as Miller's Song of Achilles, but it did deserve the Booker Award. Is it okay to contradict myself? It is written from the perspective of Trojan women who, as spoils, were enslaved to and raped by the men who killed their families. Very evocative and very well needed. I wish I had noted who included this book in last week's #SundayFunDay. It was an outstanding read, and I thank you.

#fanart #SundayFunday @BookmarkTavern I love Hogwarts, but the way Maas describes the quiet beauty of Rhysand's Moonstone Palace in Velaris....

CALGON, TAKE ME AWAY....

LOL, I just realized young readers won't know that commercial from the 80s.