November 23, 2021 The Woman in White – Wilkie Collins This is one of the greatest books I have read in my life. The book is my first Wilkie Collins and I’m really glad…
November 23, 2021 Sleeping Murder (Miss Marple #12) – Agatha Christie Sleeping Murder, the last murder-mystery of the Miss Marple series, is, to me, the best one of the series. It is also one of…
November 23, 2021 Curtain (Hercule Poirot #42) – Agatha Christie It’s with a heavy heart that I read this last novel in the Poirot series. I’ve been in companionship with him and solving mysteries…
November 23, 2021 Crooked House – Agatha Christie This standalone murder mystery by Agatha Christie was quite an unusual one. It certainly has “Christie elements” with family drama thrown in, but I…
November 23, 2021 The Mirror Cracked from Side to Side (Miss Marple #8) – Agatha Christie The Mirror Cracked from Side to Side is one of the most cleverly written murder mysteries in the Marple series. In fact, it falls…
November 23, 2021 The Secret of Chimneys (Superintendent Battle #1) – Agatha Christie The Secret of Chimneys, the first Superintendent Battle novel, is more a thriller than a murder mystery. I’m a mystery fan, so I’m a…
November 23, 2021 The Murder of Roger Ackroyd (Hercule Poirot #4) – Agatha Christie This is another brilliantly written murder mystery by Agatha Christie. The plot is well structured with a mind-blowing twist at the end which will…
November 23, 2021 The Mysterious Affairs at Styles (Hercule Poirot #1) – Agatha Christie This is my first introduction to Agatha Christie. Having never read her before, I was interested in starting her with the Poirot series which…
November 22, 2021 Death Comes as the End – Agatha Christie Death Comes as the End is by far the best standalone mystery that I’ve read by Agatha Christie. Its ancient setting, making it her…
November 22, 2021 Lady Audley’s Secret – Mary Elizabeth Braddon Lady Audley’s Secret is a Victorian “sensational”. My love for “sensational” novels began with The Woman in White by Wilkie Collins. I read that…