I would definitely recommend "And Then There Were None." Agatha Christie creates characters that are real and that the reader can connect to. She enthralls the reader by providing clues so that they might figure out the culprit.
I personally finished the book in about two days. It is relatively short (173 pages) but that doesn't detract from the story at all.
Agatha Christie's novels seem to all be of a similar length. She keeps them short and sweet.
Mysteries have always been a favorite to me, especially Christie's. This is not my favorite of her books that I have read, Murder on the Orient express or Murder on the Nile tie for first, but this comes in at a close second.
So, if you like thrilling mysteries that make you think, this is the book for you!
"One little Indian boy left all alone; he went and hanged himself and then there were none."
