This month Alex and Joe discuss the book, And Then There Were None by Agatha Christie. In Alex's book pick we go in depth on the characters and Agatha's ability to write something that few authors could ever manage to make almost believable. The questions the attempt to answer range from "What makes Christie the Queen of Mystery?" to "Were the plot twists and red herrings believable?" After the conclusions we try to answer Joe's thesis question, "How does this book exemplify Agatha Christie as the Queen of Mystery?"

Next month's book will be Joe's pick. A book that will torture both of them. It will be The Butcher and the Wren by Alaina Urquhart.

We hope you enjoyed listening and will join us next month.

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