And Then There Were None

Ten people are summoned to Indian Island, supposedly to spend their summer holiday at a guest house belonging to an old acquaintance. However, when they are assembled, an eerie voice echoes through the room, accusing each of them of murder. After the initial panic it is discovered that no one really knows why they are on the island or who gathered them there. Then, like the old nursery rhyme "Ten Little Indians," posted in each bedroom, the guests begin to die in strange ways.

Is it murder or coincidence? And will anyone make it off the island? Is one of the guests the killer? Who?

This collection is titled so because it does not include non-detective or non-fiction works by Agatha Christie. However, the detective and suspense novels by this author are represented here in full.

In 1983 Robert John Godfrey and Stephen Stewart re-launched The Enid as an independent band and their fifth album, Something Wicked This Way Comes was released on their own label, featuring vocals for the first time. Featuring vocals for the first time, the overall feel is far removed from the Lickerish-era Enid, though crucially without losing their identity, Something Wicked…was their most accessible album to date, and remains their biggest seller.