3.75ish 
 My first Agatha Christie was a great read, I am very happy I started with this book. I think I had a bias going in because Clue is one of my favorite films of all time and if you've seen Clue you can appreciate what this book is about. 
 We have 10 strangers that are invited and/or hired to arrive at an isolated massive mansion in Soldier Island. As the first night progresses and we are left without a host and people begin to die in the strangest of ways. As people in the party are murdered, the mystery becomes more and more complicated. 
 I enjoyed this. I did not love it but I will explain why. I am not a 'solve the mystery' reader. I don't try to figure out the clues or try to put two and two together an get an exhilaration on being correct. I am the type of reader that wants to be entertained and I want to let the writer enchant me. For me, the reveal at the end was entirely lackluster and annoying. 
 I did not like that you don't find out who did the murders and there's no confrontation scene or nothing. It's simply a letter of confession that comprises as the sort of epilogue. I was a little miffed and didn't quite like the execution and was disappointed by who the killer was and their motivations. Now, then I read up on Agatha Christie and her entire style and it makes sense that she goes this route as she was part of a group that wrote a mystery, left little clues to get the other members a chance at 'solving' the murder. So, if you're that type of reader, you will LOVE this. 
 However, I sat the next day and watched the Lifetime adaptation of this book and it was stellar. Plus Aidan Turner is completely yummy. So I highly, highly recommend the mini-series, I felt that they nailed the ending far better than the book did. :)