
The ABC Murders
TV Show
Set in the 1930s, a time when Britain is dangerously divided and suspicion and hatred are on the...
Whodunit

Murder at Mallowan Hall
Book
As head of household for none other than Agatha Christie, Phyllida Bright finds her position...

The Woman on the Orient Express
Book
Hoping to make a clean break from a fractured marriage, Agatha Christie boards the Orient Express in...

The Echoing Strangers
Book
This is a Vintage Murder Mystery. You can rediscover Gladys Mitchell - one of the 'Big Three' female...

Erika (17789 KP) rated The Hunting Party in Books
Jun 27, 2020
The characters were ok and predictable. It was true to life, the situation with old friends, and how you don't have anything really in common anymore, but you force yourself to still hang out with them.
The plot was so rollicking, it just needed to get to the point. The red herrings were stupid and too numerous. The events were predictable, and the end was meh.
I probably won't read anything else by this author.

Chloe (778 KP) rated The Guest List in Books
Feb 8, 2021
I guessed the big plot twists other than the final killer. I think the killers parts could have been better written and/or more prominent. Overall, a good fast paced read that would be great to dip in and out of whilst travelling or whilst on holiday (if we are ever allowed again).

Guess Who
Book
GUESS WHO A waitress. A cleaner. An actress. A lawyer. A student. Everyone is a suspect. WHERE ...

ClareR (5824 KP) rated Marple: Twelve New Stories in Books
Jul 10, 2023
My favourite stories in the anthology were written by: Val McDermid, Natalie Haynes, Ruth Ware, Ely Griffiths and Kate Moss.
The authors mentioned above gave the most convincing re-imaginings, whilst some of the others made her sound more modern, or Americanisms had slipped in - which is definitely very un-Marple-ish!
All in all, it’s a very enjoyable anthology, and I did like all of the stories.
Thanks to The Pigeonhole and to all the authors that contributed (the US cover actually shows who all of the authors are).

Dean (6927 KP) rated Murder on the Orient Express (2017) in Movies
Nov 9, 2017

Awix (3310 KP) rated Murder on the Orient Express (2017) in Movies
Feb 12, 2018
Often looks more like a commercial for a luxury railway touring holiday than an actual thriller, but I suppose the production values are part of the appeal of this sort of film. Ken Branagh is arguably just a little bit hammy as a version of Poirot who appears to have some form of ASD, but he has a certain moral authority. Probably won't rock your world but passes the time nicely enough.