Tuesday, 19 July 2022

The Murder of Roger Ackroyd [#books #review]

by Agatha Christie

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This is one of Christie's most brilliant novels, and sadly, as with many of his most famous titles, I have never been able to enjoy the thrill of the final revelation because I already knew the identity of the killer the first time I read it. At my second reading I still loved the novel anyway! :)
All in all, my opinion about this book is more than positive, this novel does nothing but confirm the greatness of Christie!

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