By Agatha Christie
Strangers gathered in a secluded cliff-side house, raging storm, all communications cut, and a murderer on the loose. These are just a few ingredients in Agatha Christies' fiendishly fun mystery.

In a classic Agatha Christie formula, 10 unfamiliar people (AND ONE REAL NICE RED CAT!) of all walks of life are summoned, either as staff or guests, to an isolated summer home on an island only accessible by boat. During cocktail hour of the first evening, a voice comes out of the air accusing each one of the guests and staff of murder—not the kind that is prosecutable—but murder nonetheless. As the guests begin to exchange information on each other and their missing host as a means to figure out what is going on, one of 10 little Indian statuettes placed carefully on the mantelpiece, falls and is shattered. One by one, as predicted by the macabre nursery rhyme that corresponds to the statuettes, an unknown killer murders the guests, leading to a stunning climax and the revelation of a killer amongst them.

In a classic Agatha Christie formula, 10 unfamiliar people (AND ONE REAL NICE RED CAT!) of all walks of life are summoned, either as staff or guests, to an isolated summer home on an island only accessible by boat. During cocktail hour of the first evening, a voice comes out of the air accusing each one of the guests and staff of murder—not the kind that is prosecutable—but murder nonetheless. As the guests begin to exchange information on each other and their missing host as a means to figure out what is going on, one of 10 little Indian statuettes placed carefully on the mantelpiece, falls and is shattered. One by one, as predicted by the macabre nursery rhyme that corresponds to the statuettes, an unknown killer murders the guests, leading to a stunning climax and the revelation of a killer amongst them.
















