Whew. WHAT a smashing read this book is, even 98 years after it was written. In 2013 ”The Murder of Roger Ackroyd” was voted the best crime novel ever by the British Crime Writer’s Assocaition and who am I to disagree? From the very first page, this is an enthralling …
“Murder on the Links” is book number 3 in my quest to read all the Agatha Christie books in order. We are reunited with Hercule Poirot, whom we first encountered in Ms Christie’s very first book, “The Mysterious Affair at Styles”. Accompanied by his English friend Captain Hastings, M. Poirot …
It’s been a long time since I read a book that simultaneously baffled me and had me hooked. The world of Brigitte Sharp, a hacker turned cyber-spy, is so technical and tech-heavy, that at times I had no clue what Brigitte and her colleagues in MI6 were even talking about. …
The expression “I could not put this book down” isn’t one I very often use, because it needs to be kept for the real McCoy. For a gripping page-turner that absorbs you and makes you want to read faster and faster to see what happens next, whilst simultaneously making you …
