This has to be my favorite Agatha Christie book of all time. The story is frightening and wonderfully written, and the ending is ingenious.Ten people are stranded in a mansion on remote Indian Island. They were expecting a relaxing vacation, but instead they are facing death and mortal fear. There is no way to escape, no boat in which to reach the mainland. They are being killed one by one--and the murderer can only be one of them. But which one?From the beginning to the startling ending, And Then There Were None proves that Agatha Christie is truly one of the best mystery authors of the century.