memorysnow reviewed And Then There Were None E by Agatha Christie
Review of 'And Then There Were None E' on 'Goodreads'
3 stars
This book didn't hold me in suspense like I'd hoped it would; all of the pieces fell into place so neatly that it felt contrived--and unbelievable. The most interesting part of the story was the psychological effect the situation had on the characters--their carefully-guarded internal monologues became increasingly revealing as the pressure mounted. As I neared the end, I hoped that a stroke of [a:Agatha Christie|123715|Agatha Christie|https://images.gr-assets.com/authors/1321738793p2/123715.jpg]'s mystery genius would make for a satisfactory resolution, but I just couldn't buy the ending. Rounding up from 2.5 stars.
This book didn't hold me in suspense like I'd hoped it would; all of the pieces fell into place so neatly that it felt contrived--and unbelievable. The most interesting part of the story was the psychological effect the situation had on the characters--their carefully-guarded internal monologues became increasingly revealing as the pressure mounted. As I neared the end, I hoped that a stroke of [a:Agatha Christie|123715|Agatha Christie|https://images.gr-assets.com/authors/1321738793p2/123715.jpg]'s mystery genius would make for a satisfactory resolution, but I just couldn't buy the ending. Rounding up from 2.5 stars.
