And Then There Were None

       Agatha Christie is arguably the finest suspense writer in the history of suspense writers. Her fine works have the ability to get the audience reading and not being being able to put the book down until they find out what happens next. Not many writers have this ability, and of the few that do, do not come close to Agatha Christie. Agatha Christie's repertoire includes a broad array of suspense novels, and at the top of my list comes And Then There Were None. No other novel that I have perused in my entire sixteen years of existence has stood out to me more than And Then There Were None. From beginning to end, And Then There Were None consistently remained appealing and intense. A prime time example of a "can not put down until you find out what happens next" book. And Then There Were None takes place on a private, deserted island known as Indian Island where ten individuals who have all committed crimes have been invited to. The guests get killed off one by one in accordance to a nursery rhyme, only to come to the realization that the murderer is one of them. And Then There Were None is definitely a book I will always treasure and will always enthusiastically recommend to everyone i know.