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And Then There Were None
- Narrated by: Dan Stevens
- Length: 6 hrs and 1 min
- Unabridged Audiobook
- Categories: Literature & Fiction, Drama & Plays
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- Dazler
- 15-07-15
A Masterpiece
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The perfect - and possibly ultimate - whodunnit!
I have seen a couple of film versions of this over the years, so unfortunately did know what happens at the end but still loved very minute. If you do not know the twist, I envy you! You are in for such a treat!
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- VandTFlower
- 07-11-16
Simply brilliant.
A gripping story wonderfully read. Certainly worth adding to a ollection and I am sure I will listen again and again
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- Karen
- 21-08-16
Agatha Christie at her best
I have to say you cannot beat the old Mystery I had no idea who was behind the murders until I was told by the author
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- Mr
- 15-11-15
Still a superb read!
I don't normally go for older books myself as I often find the writing style and language used a put off, but this book has a timeless quality to it and was an easy read. Was sucked right in to the plot and loved going back to previous chapters to look for subtle clues. I was convinced I had deduced the murderer at least 3 times before the truth was revealed. The ending wasn't 100% convincing as an explanation if I am honest but a minor point. Narrator was superb and brought the many characters to life excellently.
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- David
- 26-07-16
Excellent mystery, I couldn't work it out
Good voice acting, distinctive voices for the ten characters that weren't overdone. The story is excellent, I kept a tally of whom I thought the murderer might be but it didn't avail me in the end.
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- leelou
- 05-11-16
brilliant narrator
really makes such a difference to have a quality narrator
enjoyed this audio book
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- Claire
- 17-07-18
Satisfying
Dan Stevens is a classy narrator and I've really enjoyed all his audiobooks - here I wasn't so keen on the voice he used for Justice Wargrave, but that aside, he brought it all to vivid life and left room for the listener to fill in any ambiguities. A perfectly well paced thriller, particularly once the soldiers begin to fall, ever more rapidly - builds a sense of isolation, paranoia and fatalism which kept us nicely gripped throughout both a plane journey and two train journeys. Christie does it again - without that little man's grey cells this time! (Oh, but the neat conclusion was just a little too neat, perhaps - we couldn't quite picture the final scenario working so well as it did...!)
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- Richard
- 24-11-16
Excellent performance!
Excellent performance by Dan Stevens; excellent story line by the greatest Agatha Christie. Enjoyed listening to the book.
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- Kate Murphy
- 15-01-16
Wonderful!!!
Great narration, great story, loved it, a really good atmospheric listen, and the narration adds to the high quality listening experience.
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- rockchick
- 05-09-15
fantastic!
A story that still stands the test of time! Great narration that manages to keep you gripped to the very end!
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- G2N3S7
- 01-12-20
Very Good!
The mystery in this eerie novel is brought to life in this wonderful performance by Dan Stevens. I thoroughly enjoyed the story and the narration!
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- D. J. Coulson
- 08-11-20
Dan Stevens is an exceptional narratot
loved it.
only one technical problem - the announced chapters are out of sync by one with the actual chapter numbers in the audiobook
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- Anonymous User
- 20-08-19
Clever and entertaining.
A clever and well structured mystery which left me guessing. The narrator was engaging and easy to listen to. In my mind listening to the book is far better than watching the movie.
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- Sohairko
- 06-05-19
Captivating
Captivating narrator and story,, you cannot just drop aside after you start reading,, never read it before you go to sleep😁