Postern of Fate (Tommy & Tuppence) | 
pickOkay, I really don't think I can read an Agatha Christie espionage novel again for the next 20 years or so... This one still had lots of interesting and entertaining elements, but at other times it dragged. ⭐⭐⭐
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pickOkay, I really don't think I can read an Agatha Christie espionage novel again for the next 20 years or so... This one still had lots of interesting and entertaining elements, but at other times it dragged. ⭐⭐⭐
panI was not expecting to pan a book, so this is kinda weird for me. Normally I LOVE Agatha Christie books, but this is one I wouldn‘t recommend. It had a lot of useless, repetitive dialogue, and I could predict main plot points. That and so many details were vague - they were looking for something that had something to do with some espionage. I still adore Agatha Christie, but I‘d stick with her Poirot series and other novels.
🤦🏽♀️Came home to this remnant of my vintage Agatha Christie novel. I don't think Agatha Christie was prepared for the likes of a super villain like Gatsby.
I saved the Littens from the raw, carnage photo of the fresh murder scene. ☠️📖☠️#RIPBook
#DogsofLitsy #BadDogsofLitsy #AgathaChristie #HasThereBeenAMurder #MurderMostFoul #Mystery #WhoDunitWednesday #DogTrainingGoneWrong #GoodThingHesCute #SuperVillain
Would love to listen to the dramatized audio series of this dear couple's dabbling with secrets and crime #santhiReads2017
pickAlthough not one of my favorite Christie's, I still enjoyed it. Not a quick book to get through and I think it's because of so much dialogue. I even found there to be unnecessary dialogue. But who am I to question Dame Agatha? She's wonderful.
Tuppence is organizing her book shelves and cracking me up. 😆
bailedJust couldn't do it. This was an audiobook. While the performance was good, the story put me to sleep.
I have never abandoned an Agatha Christie book before and own about 30 of her books... but Postern of Fate is TERRIBLE! I'm half way through and am jumping ship. The characters ramble annoyingly without advancing the plot. So out of character for her!
pickOf course I could never say I didn't like an Agatha Christie book! This book is a long, meandering conversation and its best moments involve personification of Tommy and Tuppence's dog, Hannibal, but even in her weaker books, I still enjoy her stories!
"All those clues," said Andrew. "You could make a story out of them - even a book-"
"Too many names, too complicated," said Deborah. "Who'd read a book like that?"
Some nights, only the master of mystery will do
