Well, that was weird. I had read a recommendation for this, and read the blurb, and then there was the reference to Christie's book (which I've never read). It sounded like just the thing, but I'm underwhelmed. I thought the author was pointing me in a particular direction the whole time and...nope not going to say more. I will say that the only likable character in the entire book is the dog, and I'm glad no one killed her off. And all those fortune-cookie aphorisms practically every paragraph! I was getting pretty tired of that. I did keep reading it though and I did like how the flashbacks got more and more sinister. Great sense of place too. But in the end ... meh. I'm going to put And Then There Were None on my list, though.
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