by Agatha Christie
"Since she was a woman of disconcertingly rapid thought processes, Lady Angkatell, as was her invariable custom, commenced the conversation in her own mind, supplying Midge’s answers out of her own fertile imagination. The conversation was in full swing when Lady Angkatell flung open Midge’s door. ...
What can one say when they loathe all of the characters but a few?Seriously everyone was pretty horrid in this book. We have Christie once again starting off this novel describing the people who are invited down to The Hollow (a weekend retreat of the Angkatell family) who invite John and Gerda Chri...
This is actually one of my favorite Christies, I think because it focuses more on the characters than many of her mysteries do. Also, Poirot=
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