Crooked House

just finished reading "Crooked House' by Agatha Christie - a typical Christie murder mystery set in rural england - she is the master of suspense - brilliant story - we don't know until the end who is actual murderer - though she leaves lots of clues on the other characters in the story.  

They Came to Baghdad

Just finished "They came to Baghdad" an international spy thriller - unusual one from the Dame known for her murder mysteries in rural england. This one is a big disappointment - the plot is vague right till the end - some kind of communists toppling the government in Baghdad - suspense all right - but fails to evoke the usual thrill associated with her normal novels.

The Seven Dials Mystery

Just finished reading "The Seven Dials Mystery" by Agatha Christhie, the queen of suspense, as usual she lives upto her name and delivers an outstanding book, which has the twists and turns you come to expect from a Christhie novel. Intrigue, mystery, drama all evident in this excellent book.

Sleeping Murder

Miss Marple's last case is another beauty. This book is typical of Agatha Christhie in that one does not ever know who is the killer despite best efforts at peeking into her words to detect hints. An eighteen year murder, an assortment of characters and a stunning climax.