Agatha Christie: And then there were none

The novel "And Then There Were None" by Agatha Christie is one of the most striking works of the queen of detective fiction. Ten Englishmen, completely unfamiliar with each other, receive an invitation to visit a mansion on a remote island. During dinner, a mysterious voice accuses each of them of previously committed and unpunished crimes. A series of mysterious murders keeps the reader in suspense until the very end, which amazes even the most sophisticated reader with its unpredictability.