REVIEW NO 5

April 7, 2014

516-e2j+muL._BO2,204,203,200_PIsitb-sticker-v3-big,TopRight,0,-55_SX278_SY278_PIkin4,BottomRight,1,22_AA300_SH20_OU01_Well this is late today and I don’t care I had a lot of personal stuff to take care of this morning. I’m going to review a classic called Cards on the Table by Agatha Christie. Now this author has been around forever it seems and I don’t pretend to be such a person as to criticize a great author who only ranks behind The Bible and Shakespeare as most published. But I will say that I loved the book because it makes you think. You don’t know who did it at the beginning you have a list of suspects but you like our hero Hercule Poirot must figured out who done it.IN today’s world of mystery writers very few write like this they all like you to know who did and then watch the hero blunder his way to the solution. I guess you can tell I wish for the old days of writing to return but alas I don’t think there’s enough imagination left. This is a melancholy Flounder saying CIAO from Colombia.