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              Agatha Christie~Top 4 Mysteries, pt1 

A Murder Is Announced (1950) narrated by Rosemary Leach, 
8 hours 44 mins.

"Superb reworking of the standard Christie setting and procedures, marred only by an excess of homicide at the end. The book is distantly related to The Companion, in The Thirteen Problems."

And Then There Were None (1939) narrated by Hugh Fraser, 
5 hours 37 mins.

"Unusually suspenseful and menacing detective-story-cum-thriller. The closed island setting with the succession of deaths is here taken to its logical conclusion, and the dangers of ludicrousness and sheer reader-disbelief are skillfully avoided. 
Probably the best-known Christie, and justifiably among the most popular."

Cards On The Table (1936) narrated by Hugh Fraser, 
6 hours 3 mins.

"On the very top rung. Special opportunities for bridge enthusiasts, but others can play. Superb tight construction and excellent clueing. Will be read as long as hard-faced ladies gather for cards."


Death On The Nile (1937) narrated by David Suchet, 
8 hours 42 mins.

"One of the top ten, in spite of an overcomplex solution. The familiar marital triangle, set on a Nile steamer. Comparatively little local colour, but some good grotesques among the passengers, of which the film took advantage. 
Spies and agitators are beginning to invade the pure Christie detective story at this period, as the slide towards war begins."


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