"The title of this work indicates precisely how it is to be staged. A flare for the theatrical in each of the characters, the motives, the murders, and in the denouement will be maintained." *




This book will keep you guessing and at the end of your chair for the whole reading. Every person had something to gain from the doctor's death, but the real mystery is why the clergyman had to die first.




If you have a few minutes of reading time a day, on a break from work, or waiting for the kids from school, I suggest you read this book.




* = The New Bedside, Bathtub, & Armchair Companion to Agatha Christie. pg. 84

All of her characters, all of her settings were intricately detailed, leading your mind in one direction, away from the real story. Each page or scene she introduced a new conflict, a new piece of evidence to either confirm or make you rethink your conclusions.

I wanted to log onto Stories.Com and write this review in a way that I piqued your interests to go to your library or bookstore and get a copy.

Like I want to indulge into reading another Agatha Christie novel. I also have thoughts of writing another mystery.

When Agatha Christie died in January 1976, she was undoubtedly the most famous detective story writer in the world.

It is well written and it takes your mind on a journey into the realms of a mystery.

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