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9 out of 10
Ten people are invited to an island off Devon. A recording accuses each of them of causing a death. They die in the order of a nursery rhyme. The explanation arrives in a document after the last chapter.
by@commuterfictionWritten 21 August 2026Read 21 August 2026Edited 27 August 2026
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And Then There Were None reviewed by @grimdarkgareth
Eight, and I did not expect to be handing Agatha Christie an eight. Everybody dies. Everybody!8 out of 10@grimdarkgareth
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A machine of a plot, and the machine is flawless; the people in it are cardboard and I did not mind8 out of 10@margaretreads
And Then There Were None reviewed by @verity_lane
Ten people, an island, and that is my final offer.9 out of 10@verity_lane
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