And Then There Were None
(Agatha Christie)
The Agatha Christie mystery of And Then There Were None is an excellent example of murder and suspense. The characters disappear one by one; leaving the people left behind suspicious of one another and pierced with the internal terror that comes from wondering if they were going to be the next victim. The character development is sufficient to bring the mental and emotional energies of the reader to bear as they turn each page in anticipation. In essence, And Then There Were None is an enduring classic of the suspense novel genre.
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