In the confusing fog, it is difficult to tell who is the real murderer. Is there tears or anger hidden behind the murder?
The unlucky Starkweather lost direction in the fog and drove his car into a ditch.
He could only walk to a nearby house to ask for help, but unexpectedly he stepped into the scene of the murder - the hostess Laura Warwick was standing next to her dead husband, holding a gun tightly in her hand... Looking at this beautiful and helpless wife, Starkweather decided to help her.
Also living in this home are the mentally retarded younger brother of the male owner, the mother whose days are gone, the male servant with ulterior motives, and the housekeeper Miss Bennett.
Everyone seemed to accept Starkweather's made-up suspects naturally.
Can the murderer really escape punishment?
Reader comments
Each character seemed to be hiding a secret, keeping me guessing who the murderer was. Moreover, the foggy scenes in the book create a very atmospheric atmosphere, which made me feel like I was in it. Agatha Christie is amazing! I can't wait to see what happens next.
Michael and Laura really have a relationship of redemption and redemption. Unfortunately, we cannot know the truth. Everything is a lie. Admitting it means the death of an innocent person. Language induces and confuses people.
Reversal after reversal, people have made choices. They believe what they think is the truth, but this can only be the ending.
I still insist that this ending is OE, otherwise I can't understand why Jain admitted that he is the murderer, and if he was only hinted by Benny, why did Benny make such a hint... So I still insist that it is OE. Maybe these people all took action, but I don't know which one is the fatal one (not the Orient Express kind of situation where they all took action, but the situation where the man who was shot in the head four times in Conan all took action [face covering]
The book felt fast-paced and the story had many twists and turns at the end! I was very surprised after reading it!
Reading Grandma's books is a different feeling. Any ordinary case can be created with unexpected effects in her writing.
It is reversed N times, but it is logical, which is really good.
Each character seemed to be hiding a secret, keeping me guessing who the murderer was. Moreover, the foggy scenes in the book create a very atmospheric atmosphere, which made me feel like I was in it. Agatha Christie is amazing! I can't wait to see what happens next.
Michael and Laura really have a relationship of redemption and redemption. Unfortunately, we cannot know the truth. Everything is a lie. Admitting it means the death of an innocent person. Language induces and confuses people. Reversal after reversal, people have made choices. They believe what they think is the truth, but this can only be the ending.
I still insist that this ending is OE, otherwise I can't understand why Jain admitted that he is the murderer, and if he was only hinted by Benny, why did Benny make such a hint... So I still insist that it is OE. Maybe these people all took action, but I don't know which one is the fatal one (not the Orient Express kind of situation where they all took action, but the situation where the man who was shot in the head four times in Conan all took action [face covering]
The book felt fast-paced and the story had many twists and turns at the end! I was very surprised after reading it!
Reading Grandma's books is a different feeling. Any ordinary case can be created with unexpected effects in her writing.
It is reversed N times, but it is logical, which is really good.