And Then There Were None by Agatha Christie

One by one they die… you won’t want to go home in the dark!

And Then There Were None is Agatha Christie’s most popular and bestselling crime novel of all time. A tale of isolation, murder and suspicion begins with eight guests being invited to Soldier Island. They arrive on the desolate island and are greeted by a butler and a cook - that makes 10 in all.

The guests are cut off; there is no telephone and each of them has been lured there under false pretences. The hackles go up immediately and you know that something is horribly wrong from the start. The children’s rhyme Ten Little Soldiers is central to determining how each guest is killed off, one by one, and there are plenty of twists and turns on the way. As the numbers reduce the suspense and tension mounts - it becomes an intriguing mystery as to who amongst the guests is the culprit.