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And Then There Were None
- Narrated by: Hugh Fraser
- Length: 5 hrs and 36 mins
- Categories: Mystery, Thriller & Suspense, Mystery
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Publisher's Summary
Critic Reviews
"One of the very best, most genuinely bewildering Christies." ( Observer)
"The most astonishingly impudent, ingenious and altogether successful mystery story since The Murder of Roger Ackroyd." ( Daily Herald)
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- Tushar
- 23-02-21
Absolute masterpiece by Agatha Christie
The story is breathtaking.
Cannot leave until it’s finished.
Hugh has done fantastic job in narrating it perfectly and in a dramatic way
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- Amazon Customer
- 06-02-21
Loved it!
This is my first book of Agatha Christie, and i must say I loved everybit of it.
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- Anonymous User
- 05-01-21
Engaging
One of my first audio books, it was an engaging experience. A little impractical storyline but classic
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- Ayush Jain
- 27-12-20
Fantastic, beautiful, and complete
A gripping murder mystery that is beautifully and concisely written. The narrator meticulously conveys the fear, thrill and, uncertainty in each of the actors of the story. It truly made the experience worthwhile. All in all, a great read.
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- Prashanth
- 30-08-20
Better than dramatization
If you have patience then go for the audiobook version rather than the short radio drama. Hugh Fraser is just awesome.
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- Blinky
- 13-09-20
Epic. So gripping.
I write this as an exhausted father of a toddler and a newborn baby. What was initially planned to be a relaxing hour of story time as the kids were put to bed turned into a vivid imaginative rollercoaster and audible marathon. I’m sure my sleep deprived state contributed to how emotionally drained I was by the climax and twist of the book, but wow. Absolutely loved Christie’s storytelling, as always; and Fraser’s narration is well paced and pleasing. Unfortunately, it is now 4am and a poopy diaper needs attending to, whilst I replay the more gripping parts of the book in my mind.
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- colin
- 20-02-20
great great great
nice and quick fun storyline. nail biting with a great twist. classic whodunnit. big fan :)
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- Lynn
- 16-09-16
Nice Performance!
Trilling story and wonderfully narrated by Hugh Fraser. In fact I've watched the movie before, but it did not lessen my reading and listening experience.
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- Harish
- 28-08-16
suspense till the end
If you could sum up And Then There Were None in three words, what would they be?
read this first
Did the plot keep you on the edge of your seat? How?
yes, especially turning the readers suspicion towards each character, done like a pro
Which scene was your favorite?
the judge's manuscript
Was there a moment in the book that particularly moved you?
where the judge investigating the first 3 murders
Any additional comments?
don't try to guess the murderer, you can't
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- Spaceman Stan
- 29-02-16
Murder Mystery on an Island
What did you love best about And Then There Were None?
As acclaimed as the book has been over the years, the actual story tore the fabric of mystery and misdirection and left me guessing till the end
Who was your favorite character and why?
The School teacher ... she kept me guessing
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- Anonymous User
- 14-10-12
I suppose I'm just not a fan
Okay, so take my review with a grain of salt, if you are a fan of Christie, this title is probably just fine. This was just one of several attempts to break into the author's collection that met with failure. I suppose I'm just not meant to be a fan.
The narrator did a fine job, but I can't really rate the story much higher as I suppose it's just not my cup of tea, so to speak.
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- Susan Mansell
- 28-01-16
"Creepy" Christie. Brilliant !
When I first read the book many years ago, it affected me like none of her other books had done - it frightened me. Not the "cosy" murder mysteries I loved. I have read it again and again since that time ( with decent intervals between) and it still had the same affect on me. Listening to it is not as scary but still enjoyable. Hugh Frazer is a fantastic narrator, not only in this audio book but in every one he tackles. Think I might be listening to " And Then There Were None " in the not too distant future.
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- Mr Peter Geran
- 18-08-13
Fantastic
What made the experience of listening to And Then There Were None the most enjoyable?
The story is first rate and Hugh Frasers narration is top class
What does Hugh Fraser bring to the story that you wouldn’t experience if you had only read the book?
His wonderful array of voices that brought the characters off the page, I cant praise him enough for this work
Any additional comments?
I first read this 20 years ago and several times since; this audio version adds so much to the story due to the fantastic narration. Well done Hugh Fraser
4 people found this helpful
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- EmmyScotland
- 25-09-12
Great entertainment
A great listen - it has been sometime since I read this book, it was a great listen and Hugh Fraser narrates so well.
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- Stuart
- 07-04-13
Fantastic Who Dun It!
Typical Agatha Christie with suspense, drama and twist and turns of a racing track! There is little wonder why this book is the biggest selling crime Novak of all time and Hugh Fraser delivers the story fantastically well that keeps your attention and mind puzzled from beginning to end. Well worth a listen over and over again.
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- Pat
- 07-02-16
And then there were none
Excellent, spellbinding, definitely her best. In many ways better than the tv adaptation. Spine tingling!
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- Miss
- 05-04-14
No detective but a fantastic story
Where does And Then There Were None rank among all the audiobooks you’ve listened to so far?
This is probably one of the best Christie books I have listened to. It isn't the typical detective story that I am used to from Christie but it was fantastic.
What did you like best about this story?
Christie builds up the tension and confusion so well and there was a fantastic plot twist. It was genuinely frightening towards the end. It was a thoroughly good book.
Have you listened to any of Hugh Fraser’s other performances? How does this one compare?
As ever Hugh Fraser read it well and he is so good at performing the different voices.
Any additional comments?
Listen to it!
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- Becski
- 13-04-13
The finest 'locked room' mystery written
This is my favorite Agatha Christie book, it is the best 'locked room' mystery ever written. Having all the characters stuck on an island with an unknown killer picking them off one by one is the perfect story. We get the back story of each character built up throughout the novel and understand why each person has been picked for this island trip. Particularly brilliant is the epilogue which explains the why's and how's of the murders. A gripping story from start to finish.
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- Janice
- 04-08-10
Classic Christie keeps you guessing
This is one of the Christie's I first read as a teenager in the 60s (when it had a less politically correct name). None of which detracts from the craft Christie employs to bring together a group of diverse characters, each with their own secrets from the past, to an isolated island, where they are 'bumped off' one by one. The mechanism to get them there is a little contrived, but that is forgotten as the sense of menace and suspicion which imbues what follows builds up and increasingly affects the party and their actions. The lack of sympathy for the 'serving classes' struck me, but this is probably representative of Christie's time and background. It doesn't stop the book being a 'cracking good who dunnit?' though and the characters come through the narrators voice as being distinct and believable. The perpetrator and his/her motives are somewhat a surprise... or at least they were to me!
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- vixpix4
- 01-05-16
fabulous
absolute masterpiece enjoyed this so much I was gripped from start to end ,no one writes
as well as agatha christie
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- Kindle Customer
- 16-02-16
Great Read
A very great novel narrated by a great narrator. Hugh Fraser is a very good narrator.
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- Edana Lawler
- 10-01-15
Fantastic! My FAVOURITE Agatha Christie Novel
High Fraser is a fantastic narrator! This is a great mystery and perfect for a quiet Saturday afternoon with a cup of tea!
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- Sean Carey
- 23-11-20
Truly magnificent
It’s easy when you know how it’s done! The convoluted and absurd is frighteningly possible in this novel. We are drawn into the characters’ stories and motivations, out suspense and anxiety steadily growing as theirs does.
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- Anonymous User
- 23-11-20
Great narration but subpar plot
Hugh Fraser does a great job narrating this plot however, I found the plot to be a bit barebones. The epilogue, in particular, felt like a rushed add-on. I much prefer some of Christie’s other works.
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- Amazon Customer
- 20-03-20
Terrific and Timeless!
Agatha Christie is a one in a million writer. I don't think I need to tell you that already?!
A brilliant and extremely unique physiological thriller that captures and embraces the reader from start to finish. Who did what to whom, why, when and how? Plots within plots all the way.
Hugh Fraser did a fantastic performance throughout. Using a great tempo, he builds up the suspense, the intrigue and the noticeable nuances of the psychological. Portraying a forever changing mental state of the human mind in these characters glues you to the spot.
Totally recommend! A must listen for all the Agatha Christie fans out there or for anyone who likes a bit of mystery and who done it.
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- Daylan
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Old school murder mystery
A fun little murder mystery, albeit a little dated. Has that old school vibe of no one really being alarmed at a murder but rather staring at the people at the dinner table about who did it. It’s a genre, and one that Agatha Christie is the champion off so no complaints from me. Fun characters and a fun conclusion.
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- Anonymous User
- 19-10-19
Fantastic Story
This story has always been my favourite Agatha Christie. If you love a good murder mystery, I HIGHLY recommend this.
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- Anonymous User
- 05-06-19
It just got better and better
at first I was semi pleased with the story. but as the number of people alive decreased, my enthusiasm for the story increased. Agatha Christie has once again done a fantastic job
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- Steven Mark
- 05-01-19
Brilliant in every way
Very well performed. A.C. is a true genius of the genre. I never saw the twist at the end coming. A very clearly written whodunnit!
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- Anonymous User
- 26-09-18
Incredibly enjoyable
Fantastic narration and a gripping plot - really enjoyed it. First Agatha Christie novel and won’t be the last!
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- shane
- 29-04-17
something new
I have never read a murder mystery before. I can safely say I love this genre.