4/5
This was very different book worthy of the Agatha Christie references. Note, I love Agatha Christie. Poirot is my favorite. All those grey cells that need to be used.
I thought I knew who was the bad guy, but loved how this turned out. Everyone had something to hide, being brought together just made those hidden secrets come to light. That made it even more interesting.
I liked that each character had a viewpoint, right from the beginning. Some things were made apparent right away and some not so much. The setting was perfect with the Agatha Christie poem from "Then There Was None" or "Ten Little Indians" which is a reference to the poem left from the who set the trap for revenge. It was not Agatha Christie book, it was a little more intense and a little more different viewpoints that showed us how the felt.
One accident, that could have been handled differently if only ...
I liked this book and will be reading more from this author
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