This is my second foray into Agatha
Christie. While I liked this book very much, I prefer the narrative flow of
“Murder on the Orient Express” much better. By the discovery of the wedding
ring, the book gets a little too wordy and I felt like I was reading Keats or
worse, Shakespeare. I chalk this up to this being an early, early work of the
author’s. (This had originally been a fear of mine as to why I hadn’t read
Christie’s stuff yet- thankfully, it gets better within a couple of chapters)
But, I understand why this book had
to be written from the first person and I appreciate this books twists and
turns. And while this book has a wild ending as well as MOTOE, this ending was
much more plausible.
I also would like to tout myself as
having guessed who the murderer was by chapter 10. I was clueless about the
subplots. But, I got the murderer of Roger Ackroyd just right!
Worth Consuming.
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